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To fix design drift and align UI with a design system, audit your screens for typography, color, and spacing deviations from your tokens, then apply a normalization plan to consolidate mismatched styles back into system patterns.

The best way to audit UI components for token mismatches is to compare feature implementations against design system references, identifying non-tokenized paddings, inconsistent typography scales, and color palette deviations to generate a concrete normalization plan.

Create a normalization plan for inconsistent spacing and typography by mapping non-tokenized values to established design system tokens, recommending component substitutions, and providing implementation guidance to realign features with standard patterns.

Yes, you can normalize UI across web and mobile platforms by applying design system audits to both environments, identifying token mismatches and style inconsistencies, and generating a unified normalization plan with concrete implementation guidance.

Yes, you need design system tokens, typography scales, color palettes, and component references available before starting UI normalization, as the process requires these inputs to identify deviations and output a concrete realignment plan.

Features have inconsistent styles and non-tokenized paddings due to design drift, where implementations deviate from design system standards over time, requiring an audit and token-based normalization plan to bring styles back into system alignment.