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Design tokens provide semantic, color-OKLCH based theming with dark mode support for scalable frontend interfaces. By adopting token-based theming from your design system, you ensure consistent visual language across all components and responsive layouts.

The best way to handle async states in Next.js interfaces is implementing four-state surfaces for all async operations. This pattern standardizes loading, error, empty, and success states across components, ensuring consistent user experiences during data fetching and interactions.

Yes, you can use Tailwind 4 and shadcn/ui together for accessible mobile-first layouts. This combination serves as a minimal, adaptable foundation that supports container queries for adaptive UI, accessible labeled form controls, and motion that respects user preferences.

To audit an existing component library against accessibility standards, evaluate it against WCAG 2.2 AA requirements using CI checks for contrast and keyboard accessibility. This process identifies compliance gaps and standardizes token-based theming, four-state async surfaces, and accessible controls.

Radix UI supports internationalization scaffolding and consistent iconography when combined with shadcn/ui primitives. This setup ensures accessible, labeled controls and potential internationalization structures that scale across modern React and Next.js design systems.