normalize

To normalize a UI feature, you replace hard-coded values with design tokens across typography, color, and spacing. This process maps UI elements to existing components, ensuring visual consistency and outputs a concrete remediation plan.

Design tokens are centralized variables for typography, color, and spacing. They fix UI inconsistencies by replacing hard-coded values, ensuring that features automatically conform to the design system and maintain responsive behavior.

Yes, you can align hard-coded spacing and typography in web or app interfaces. It enforces UI consistency by mapping elements to design tokens and components during design reviews or when onboarding new features.

The best way to replace hard-coded color values is through a normalization plan that audits the feature. It systematically substitutes hard-coded values with design tokens to achieve consistent aesthetics and accessibility.

Normalizing a design system ideally uses pre-existing component libraries. The process maps current UI elements to these design system components and patterns to quickly achieve visual and interaction consistency.

You should normalize UI components during a design review when inconsistencies exist in new features. It generates a remediation plan to enforce typography, color, and spacing rules, ensuring accessibility and responsive behavior.