Browse Components

Avatar

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Avatars provide a visual representation of a user to enhance personalization and recognition.

Badge

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Badges display useful information or notifications such as a new feature or an unread message count.

Breadcrumb

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Breadcrumbs offer a trail of links that correspond to an app or website's hierarchy, making navigation more predictable for users.

Breadcrumb Item

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Breadcrumb items represent a single link or step in the hierarchical structure of an app or website.

Browser Frame

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An on-page browser UI that displays arbitrary content inside of it.

Button

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Buttons allow users to navigate, submit forms, and perform other actions.

Button Group

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Button groups display related buttons in a stylized group.

Bytes

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Formats an arbitrary number of bytes or bits into a human-readable size.

Callout

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Callouts draw attention to important information, provide context, or prompt users to take action.

Card

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Cards provide a flexible and visually appealing way to organize and present content in a consistent and easily digestible format.

Checkbox

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Checkboxes let users select one or more options from a list or toggle single options on and off.

Checkbox Group

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Checkbox groups let you attach a label and description to a group of related checkboxes or switches.

Color Input

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Color inputs let users enter or select a color and submit it with a form.

Color Picker

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Color picker provides a customizable interface for selecting a color using a two-dimensional slider for luminosity and saturation and standard sliders for hue and opacity.

Copy

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Copy buttons let you copy text and other types of data to the clipboard.

Date

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Outputs a date or time in the specified format.

Dialog

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Dialogs display modal content for alerts, confirmations, configurations, and other important interactions that require immediate attention.

Divider

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Dividers separate and group content visually.

Dropdown

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Dropdowns provide a menu of options that appear when the corresponding trigger is activated.

Dropdown Item

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Dropdown items can be selected from inside a dropdown menu.

Empty State

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Empty states guide users during first-time experiences or when content is missing, transforming blank spaces into opportunities with helpful visuals and clear actions.

File Input

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File inputs let the user select files to upload to the server.

Fit Text

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Scales a line of text to fit within its container.

Flip Card

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Flip cards display information on two sides, allowing users to flip between the front and back with the click of a button.

Hotkey

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Hotkeys show keyboard shortcut combinations based on the user's operating system.

Icon

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Icons provide a visual representation of an object, action, or idea.

Include

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Includes let you pull content from another file into your page.

Joystick

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A directional joystick that can be controlled via touch or mouse.

Listbox

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Listbox displays a list of options, allowing users to select one or more items from the available choices.

Listbox Item

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Listbox items represent individual choices within a listbox.

Lorem Ipsum

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Outputs placeholder text for testing designs with random content.

Number

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Outputs a number in the specified format.

Number Ticker

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Number tickers animate a number from a starting value to an ending value.

Passcode

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Passcodes let users enter fixed-length passcodes, verification tokens, one-time codes, and similar data in a user-friendly way.

Popover

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Popovers provide additional information or functionality without interrupting the flow of content.

Progress

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Progress bars represent the completion status of a request or task.

QR

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Generates a QR Code.

Radio

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Radios let the user select one option from a group of choices.

Radio Item

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Radio items represent individual choices within a radio.

Rating

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Ratings let users provide feedback based on their satisfaction with a product or service.

Relative Time

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Outputs a relative time in a human-readable format.

Scroller

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Scrollers add an accessible horizontal scrolling region with visual affordances to help users navigate wide content such as tables, especially on mobile devices.

Search List

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Search lists let you query a collection of items based on their content and keywords.

Select

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Selects let users choose an option from a predefined list of options.

Share

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Share buttons let users share links, files and text via their operating system's share interface.

Slide Activator

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Slide activators give users a draggable thumb that must be moved to the end of its track to trigger an action.

Slider

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Sliders let users select numeric values within a given range by moving a thumb along a track.

Sparkline

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Sparklines show at-a-glance trends in a small, inline chart that fits within text or tables.

Spinner

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Spinners tell the user that content is loading or a request is processing in the background.

Splitter

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A draggable splitter that separates two panels, allowing users to resize them.

Spoiler

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Spoilers conceal sensitive content and give the user the option of showing it or not, preventing unintentional disclosure.

Stamp

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Stamps render templates with simple expressions, logic, and custom data.

Switch

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Switches let the user toggle between two mutually exclusive states, such as on and off.

Tab

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Tabs describe and select a tab panel within a tab list.

Tab List

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Tab lists let users switch between different sections of content without leaving the page, providing a clean and organized interface.

Tab Panel

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Tab panels hold the content that gets displayed when a tab is selected.

Text Area

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Text areas let users edit multi-line, plain text content.

Text Field

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Text fields let users input and edit text.

Text Mask

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Text masks apply text as a mask over an image, creating visually stylized characters.

Toast

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Toasts are temporary, non-intrusive notifications that appear above the page's content.

Toast Item

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Toast items are the notifications displayed by the toast component.

Toggle Icon

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Toggle icons are like checkboxes, except with icons to represent the checked and unchecked states.

Toolbar

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Toolbar turns a collection of buttons and button groups into an accessible toolbar.

Tooltip

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Tooltips provide additional information when the user hovers or focuses on an element.

Transition Group

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Transition groups improve the user's experience by adding subtle animations as items are added, removed, and reordered in the group.

Typewriter

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Typewriters simulate a natural typing effect with customizable speed, delay, and looping options.