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Design token alignment replaces hard-coded values with token-based styles for typography, color, and spacing. This mechanism ensures cohesive visuals across platforms by enforcing consistent component usage and eliminating visual drift in frontend features.

Replace hard-coded values by applying design token alignment to your frontend workflow. Gather context on your UI feature, swap bespoke styles for system components, and validate contrast, focus states, and keyboard navigation for accessibility compliance.

Yes, design token normalization includes accessibility checks to enforce contrast, focus states, and keyboard navigation. Applying token-based styles ensures that UI features meet accessibility requirements while maintaining visual consistency across platforms.

You need to normalize UI component usage across platforms when visual drift and fragmentation appear in your features. Replacing bespoke styles with design-system components ensures cohesive typography, color, and spacing consistency throughout your organization.

The best way to consolidate custom UI is through component harmonization during the normalization process. Follow the Context Gathering Protocol to map bespoke styles, replace them with design tokens, and validate responsive behavior across platforms.