Overview
- Getting Started
- Loading States
- Forms
- Feature Flags
- Portal
- Show
- For
- Text
- Toggle
- Local Storage
Actions
- Button
- Icon Button
Communication
- Admonition
- Accordion
- Avatar
- Notifications
- Progress Indicators
- Tag
- Tooltip
Containment
- Confirm Modal
- Prompt Modal
- CTA Modal
- Modaldeprecated
- Dialog
- Table
Navigation
- Menu
- Tabs
Selection
- Drag & Drop
- Checkbox
- Date Picker
- Radio
- Rating
- Select
- Combobox
- Switch
Inputs
- Field
- Input
- Textarea
- Labeldeprecated
- Fieldset
- Field Messagedeprecated
- File Uploader
Hooks & Helpers
- split-props
- trap-focusdeprecated
- use-root-colors
- use-theme
- use-theme-context
- use-toggledeprecated
CTA Modal
Call to action modals are used to provide similar action options at once.
Use Cases
- Users should be able to:
- Open and close a modal
- Provide and submit other inputs if the modal is interactive, such as a text field or selectable list
- Keep focus within the modal until it is closed
Interaction & Style
Modals are purposefully interruptive. This means they appear in front of app content and disrupt the flow of content for users who may, for example, be using a screen reader to navigate the page.
As such, modals should be used sparingly and only to provide critical information. Less critical information should be presented in a non-blocking way within the flow of app content.
Keyboard Navigation
| Keys | Actions |
|---|---|
| Tab | Focus lands on the next interactive element contained in the modal, or the first element if focus is currently on the last element |
| Shift + Tab | Focus lands on the previous interactive element contained in the modal, or the last element if focus is currently on the first element |
| Space / Enter | Triggers or commits the action of the focused element |
| Esc | Closes the modal and returns focus to the element that triggered the modal |
Use Cases
- Users should be able to:
- Open and close a modal
- Provide and submit other inputs if the modal is interactive, such as a text field or selectable list
- Keep focus within the modal until it is closed
Interaction & Style
Modals are purposefully interruptive. This means they appear in front of app content and disrupt the flow of content for users who may, for example, be using a screen reader to navigate the page.
As such, modals should be used sparingly and only to provide critical information. Less critical information should be presented in a non-blocking way within the flow of app content.
Keyboard Navigation
| Keys | Actions |
|---|---|
| Tab | Focus lands on the next interactive element contained in the modal, or the first element if focus is currently on the last element |
| Shift + Tab | Focus lands on the previous interactive element contained in the modal, or the last element if focus is currently on the first element |
| Space / Enter | Triggers or commits the action of the focused element |
| Esc | Closes the modal and returns focus to the element that triggered the modal |
Use Cases
- Users should be able to:
- Open and close a modal
- Provide and submit other inputs if the modal is interactive, such as a text field or selectable list
- Keep focus within the modal until it is closed
Interaction & Style
Modals are purposefully interruptive. This means they appear in front of app content and disrupt the flow of content for users who may, for example, be using a screen reader to navigate the page.
As such, modals should be used sparingly and only to provide critical information. Less critical information should be presented in a non-blocking way within the flow of app content.
Keyboard Navigation
| Keys | Actions |
|---|---|
| Tab | Focus lands on the next interactive element contained in the modal, or the first element if focus is currently on the last element |
| Shift + Tab | Focus lands on the previous interactive element contained in the modal, or the last element if focus is currently on the first element |
| Space / Enter | Triggers or commits the action of the focused element |
| Esc | Closes the modal and returns focus to the element that triggered the modal |
Use Cases
- Users should be able to:
- Open and close a modal
- Provide and submit other inputs if the modal is interactive, such as a text field or selectable list
- Keep focus within the modal until it is closed
Interaction & Style
Modals are purposefully interruptive. This means they appear in front of app content and disrupt the flow of content for users who may, for example, be using a screen reader to navigate the page.
As such, modals should be used sparingly and only to provide critical information. Less critical information should be presented in a non-blocking way within the flow of app content.
Keyboard Navigation
| Keys | Actions |
|---|---|
| Tab | Focus lands on the next interactive element contained in the modal, or the first element if focus is currently on the last element |
| Shift + Tab | Focus lands on the previous interactive element contained in the modal, or the last element if focus is currently on the first element |
| Space / Enter | Triggers or commits the action of the focused element |
| Esc | Closes the modal and returns focus to the element that triggered the modal |