ui-component-spec

A UI component specification contract standardizes props, state variants, interaction behavior, and accessibility requirements. This prevents implementation ambiguity and ensures design consistency across microfrontend boundaries between UX architects and frontend engineers.

Map domain Read Models and Commands to React UI components during the design phase by generating a comprehensive specification. This documentation ensures strict TypeScript prop definitions and domain mappings are established before coding begins.

Promote a UI component to a shared design system when it meets clear criteria for cross-boundary reuse, requiring versioning discipline. Keep components local to a specific domain fragment when cross-microfrontend reuse is not required.

Ensure accessibility standards compliance in a TypeScript design system by enforcing strict criteria within the component specification. Document all accessibility requirements and interaction behaviors before frontend engineering starts.

Yes, you can generate a comprehensive specification for a complex organism like a ClassificationModal. This documents all accessibility criteria, state variants, and domain mappings as a design contract before coding begins.

UI component specification fails across microfrontend boundaries without versioning discipline because shared components lack strict TypeScript prop definitions and standardized behavior. This creates implementation ambiguity and breaks design consistency between fragments.