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Fix design drift by auditing UI components and realigning them to match design system standards. You normalize typography, color, and spacing by applying consistent design tokens and system component patterns across web or mobile interfaces.

The best way to audit UI for spacing and token mismatches is to follow a Context Gathering Protocol. This process identifies design drift across features, pages, and components, validating spacing and component patterns against established design guidelines.

Normalize component patterns by applying design tokens for typography and color, then enforcing token-based configurations across the feature. This realigns inconsistent UI elements, consolidates reusable changes, and removes redundancies to match system standards.

Yes, you can use design tokens to realign both web and mobile interfaces. The token-based configurations validate spacing and component patterns across platforms, ensuring consistent typography and color application wherever design drift is identified.

Perform a UI audit when features, pages, or components exhibit design drift, inconsistent typography, or token mismatches. An audit deeply understands the design system context and identifies where spacing and component patterns deviate from standards.

Inconsistent spacing persists if component patterns are not validated against design guidelines. You must consolidate reusable changes, remove redundancies, and enforce token-based configurations during cleanup to ensure spacing and typography fully match system standards.