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To build accessible React components using design tokens, you must follow atomic design hierarchy and embed WCAG-compliant checks. This approach scans existing tokens and components to ensure styling derives from the design system rather than hard-coded values.

Enforcing atomic design when creating UI components requires guiding the creation of atoms, molecules, and organisms according to a strict hierarchy. This method prevents ad-hoc component creation by auditing existing UI references before applying code changes.

To use TDD for adding a responsive React layout, generate failing tests from repository templates and run red-green-refactor cycles. This ensures every UI addition is validated before integrating state management or responsive styling.

Yes, you can audit existing UI components for design token compliance by scanning design token files and component directories via glob patterns. This process identifies inconsistencies and technical debt before modifying any code.

Yes, this frontend workflow supports WCAG accessibility requirements by embedding ARIA requirements directly into the development flow. It ensures all newly generated atoms, molecules, and organisms meet accessibility standards during creation.