i-normalize

To align frontend designs, you map hard-coded values to established design tokens, ensuring typography, spacing, and color palettes match your system. This normalization process reduces visual drift and ensures a cohesive user experience across features.

The best way to refactor hard-coded values into design tokens is to run a normalization assessment that proposes replacements for non-compliant values. This enforces design-system guardrails and ensures accessibility and contrast compliance across components.

Yes, you must complete the Context Gathering Protocol before execution. This prerequisite step ensures the normalization plan accurately targets the specific frontend pages and components requiring design-system alignment and token conformity.

You verify typography and color spacing against accessibility patterns by applying a normalization assessment to your frontend components. This checks pattern alignment against your guidelines and ensures contrast compliance for your UI features.

Yes, when onboarding a new feature page or redesigning a component, you can generate a concrete normalization plan and updated component references. This plan enforces design tokens and ensures component conformity with your established system guidelines.