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To generate UI component specs meeting WCAG 2.2 AA standards, define component anatomy, variants, and interaction states using token-first rules, explicit do/don’t constraints, and testable acceptance criteria for high-contrast interfaces.

Create a design system typography scale with Chakra Petch and JetBrains Mono by defining foundational typography tokens that enforce an editorial-poster style while maintaining structural coherence across all UI components.

The best way to specify UI component states for high-contrast editorial interfaces is to follow a structured workflow covering anatomy, variants, responsive behavior, and edge cases like long labels and empty states.

Yes, this design system guidance includes acceptance criteria for keyboard-first interaction by enforcing visible focus states and testable quality gates rather than relying on vague accessibility guidelines.

Structure design tokens for primary, secondary, and status colors by defining foundational style-to-token rules that keep visuals coherent across components while supporting an editorial-poster aesthetic.

UI components fail accessibility checks during QA when they lack explicit do/don’t constraints and testable acceptance criteria, which this design system guidance enforces to prevent WCAG 2.2 AA regressions.