gerboni-frontend-design

To enforce a design system and prevent drift in React components, use a validation tool that checks for strict token-based standards. This ensures consistency by validating CVA variants, semantic spacing, color tokens, and accessibility guidelines automatically during development.

The best way to prevent hardcoded colors and inline styles in Tailwind CSS is to use an automated code enforcement mechanism. It detects anti-patterns like arbitrary values and inline styles, ensuring only semantic tokens and approved utility classes are used.

Yes, you can use CVA variants and container queries together in a frontend design system. A strict enforcement tool validates adherence to CVA structures while ensuring container queries and data-slot attributes are correctly applied for responsive component development.

To check ARIA attributes and icon sizing for accessibility compliance, implement an automated design system reviewer. It identifies missing ARIA attributes and inconsistent icon usage, enforcing strict accessibility standards across your React component library.

Yes, this design system enforcement works with the cn() utility and OKLch colors. It explicitly validates the use of the cn() utility for class merging and ensures all color values strictly use OKLch semantic tokens instead of hardcoded values.