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To align UI components to a design system at scale, you need a clear design system context with token definitions to replace custom styles with tokenized, accessible primitives across pages and routes.

Reduce visual debt and style divergence by evaluating current implementations for token usage and replacing one-off styles with design-system primitives to ensure consistency across features.

To normalize frontend styling with design tokens, you need clear design system context, token definitions, and a plan for replacing custom styles with design-system primitives.

Yes, you can evaluate current UI implementations for design token accessibility by assessing token usage and aligning components to design patterns within your frontend application.

The best way to replace one-off custom styles with design-system primitives is to create a targeted normalization plan that maps existing styles to your tokenized design system context.

You should normalize design components to match your design system when frontend applications require tokenized, accessible styling and show significant visual debt or divergence across features.