Spacious

To create a consistent spacing system for UI components, apply an 8pt baseline grid alongside tokenized typography and color definitions to ensure readable, intentional layout rhythm across buttons, forms, and cards.

WCAG 2.2 AA requirements for UI component design mandate keyboard-first interaction, visible focus states, and semantic ARIA-safe patterns to prevent accessibility regressions and ensure usable navigation and forms.

Use design tokens for typography and color by assigning explicit font roles like Open Sans or IBM Plex Mono and semantic colors, applying them consistently across responsive layout structures for reliable visual hierarchy.

Yes, you can generate testable QA acceptance criteria for your design system by defining explicit token usage, ARIA-safe patterns, and WCAG 2.2 AA-aligned interaction states for components like buttons and navigation.

UI layouts look inconsistent across screen sizes when they lack a standardized spacing rhythm and tokenized typography, issues solvable by enforcing an 8pt baseline grid and explicit color tokens for responsive page structures.

Yes, the Spacious skill works for building responsive navigation and forms by providing grid-based layout guidance, tokenized font roles, and keyboard-first accessibility rules specifically tailored for product interfaces.