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Build an Apple-inspired design system by applying a token-driven guideline set that defines palette, typography scale, spacing rhythm, and roundedness across component families. This ensures consistent styling and accessible behavior for premium UI surfaces like buttons, inputs, and modals.

Ensure WCAG 2.2 AA compliance by enforcing keyboard-first behavior and testable acceptance criteria within your component specs. This approach validates accessibility through specific interaction checks and quality gates anchored to expected UI behaviors.

Define interaction states for buttons and inputs by mapping explicit token values to each state. Use the provided do/don't guidance to establish visual hierarchy and label clarity, ensuring state transitions are grounded in the system's token-first constraints.

Yes, you can apply these Apple-inspired UI guidelines to navigation components across product surfaces. The token-driven rules are designed for component families including navigation, ensuring consistent interaction states and accessibility regardless of the specific platform implementation.

Inconsistent styling and weak accessibility often stem from lacking a concrete, token-driven guideline set. Without explicit do/don't rules and quality gates anchored to specific tokens and behaviors, component families like modals and cards fail to maintain visual and functional consistency.

Generate a component spec by requesting an AI to produce a Premium-styled component definition that includes interaction states, token mappings for typography and spacing, and WCAG 2.2 AA acceptance checks to validate accessibility and visual hierarchy.