System, not screens
Interfaces are systems of repeated components. Automating the redesign means regenerating the whole system at once, so the button in the footer matches the one in the hero.
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Interfaces are unusually suited to automation because they're built from a small number of components repeated many times. Getting the component right once is most of the work, and enforcing that consistently by hand is where humans reliably fail.
Every button should share a padding scale, a border radius, a focus treatment and a set of state colours. In a hand-maintained interface they drift, because each was written at a different time by someone slightly different.
Generating them from one definition removes drift by construction. This single property accounts for much of the difference between an interface that feels designed and one that feels assembled.
Hover, focus, active, disabled — four states per interactive component, and the ones that get forgotten are focus and disabled, which are the two that matter most for keyboard users.
When components are generated, the states come with them rather than depending on someone remembering to add them.
You don't have to replace the whole interface at once. Take the regenerated form components this week and the navigation next month.
Because the output is ordinary markup and CSS, partial adoption works — though the benefit is largest once the inconsistent originals are gone.
Regenerate the page with your most-repeated components and compare the set against what you maintain now.
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