Buttons
Primary, secondary, quiet, and dangerous.
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Thirty familiar interface pieces, all wired to the same semantic colour system and at least mildly interactive.
35 of 35 components
Primary, secondary, quiet, and dangerous.
Actions that prefer company.
Compact, labelled, and not mysterious.
One action, plus the small print.
For names, notes, and tiny declarations.
A short list of perfectly viable options.
When one line simply will not do.
A small square with real agency.
Choose exactly one respectable answer.
On, off, and refreshingly decisive.
For date selection.
For date range selection.
A polite way to keep related things nearby.
Overview is currently having its moment.
A little trail back to somewhere familiar.
For when everything will not fit at once.
Three views, one compact decision.
More options, neatly folded away.
Displaying information and actions relating to the current screen.
Useful news with the correct amount of urgency.
A useful heads-up
A brief success that knows when to leave.
Reassuring evidence that something is happening.
A quiet placeholder with no spooky business.
Small advice in exactly the right place.
Try a slightly more memorable project name.
Tiny labels for states worth noticing.
Initials, because this person is imaginary.
One number, tastefully confident.
Completed
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+14%Three tidy rows and no spreadsheet anxiety.
| Name | Status |
|---|---|
| Homepage | Live |
| Checkout | Review |
Recent events in a sensible order.
Nothing here, presented helpfully.
Wonderfully empty
Try adding the first item.
Containing content and actions about a single subject.
Autumn palette
Updated 2 days ago
Allows users to show and hide sections of related content on a page.
Import the components and hook them up to your palette tokens.
An interruption with good manners.
A few details without leaving the page.
A small popover
Exactly enough extra information.
A quiet explanation on hover or focus.
A keyboard shortcut, looking official.