This piece shows how Figma variables make font scaling checks part of the normal design process, so accessibility stops being a separate task and starts happening by default.
Nice practical look at making font scaling checks feel native to the Figma workflow.
Useful, but the real failure mode is components that survive 200% text while the surrounding layout or truncation rules quietly break, so I’d pair variable-based checks with a few nasty edge cases like long German strings.
Another useful layer is a full-screen sanity frame, not just component checks, because 200% text usually reveals spacing debt and brittle overflow behavior before the button itself actually fails.