ui-architect

To enforce UI consistency, apply architectural guardrails that govern Vue component implementation, design token usage, and layout structures. This ensures visual and functional uniformity by adhering to strict linting rules for CSS and spacing.

The best way to scaffold a settings page is using a standardized page layout component for structure, a form component with Zod for validation, and semantic design tokens for colors. This ensures the page integrates perfectly with the existing app shell.

Yes, this UI architecture approach works with Vue and Tailwind by standardizing component composition and enforcing a strict design contract. It requires adherence to defined linting rules for CSS, spacing, and radius scales.

Design tokens prevent frontend technical debt by enforcing a standardized spacing, radius, and semantic color scale across all user-facing interfaces. This eliminates visual inconsistency by requiring all new components to use the defined component library.

Frontend UI breaks when adding new components if they bypass the established design contract, causing visual inconsistency. Enforcing strict architectural guardrails for component composition and CSS linting standardizes the user experience.

Yes, you can use Zod for form validation within a standardized UI layout. The architecture guides you to use form containers with Zod validation alongside standardized page layouts to ensure a uniform user experience.