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To translate design tokens into a responsive React UI, apply token-based styling variables to your components and implement breakpoint behaviors to ensure consistent rendering across devices.

Building accessible frontend components requires implementing interactive states like hover, focus, active, loading, and error while aligning the markup with accessibility standards for keyboard and screen reader interactions.

Wire UI components to API data by mapping endpoint responses to component props, then generate Storybook stories that mock these states to enable visual QA and team collaboration.

Yes, you can use this approach to build complete screens from design specifications by mapping visual layouts to functional interfaces and applying design tokens to maintain system consistency.

A predefined design system is not strictly required, but having design tokens established ensures that frontend forms and component libraries maintain visual consistency and accessible interactions across the application.

UI layouts often break during responsive implementation when component states and breakpoint logic conflict, requiring careful mapping of design tokens and structural constraints to maintain visual stability across devices.