Dialogs
Temporary overlays that interrupt the user’s flow to request input, display important information, or confirm actions. They help ensure key interactions are acknowledged before proceeding.
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Patterns provide best-practice solutions for common user goals, combining components and templates into reusable flows. They help create consistent, intuitive experiences by guiding users through key interactions.
Pattern
Description
Dialogs
Temporary overlays that interrupt the user’s flow to request input, display important information, or confirm actions. They help ensure key interactions are acknowledged before proceeding.
Disabled states
Visual cues that indicate an element is inactive or unavailable, preventing interaction until certain conditions are met. They help set clear user expectations and guide workflows.
Empty states
Placeholder screens that appear when no data is available, providing guidance, context, or next steps to help users understand what to do next.
Filtering
A method that allows users to refine and narrow down large sets of data or content based on specific criteria, improving discoverability and efficiency.
Forms
Structured input fields that collect user data in an organized way, guiding users through a smooth and intuitive process for submitting information.
Loading
Visual indicators that communicate progress while content is being retrieved or processed, keeping users informed and reducing frustration.
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