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Here's an example of how we use Coda to document our design system. We have a doc dedicated to our design principles, UI Library and UX patterns.
Buttons
What should buttons achieve?
Button themes
Loadness
Use case
Preview
CTA
Usually prompts users to sign up/register/etc.
Primary action
Next step in user job to be done.
Secondary action
May be a compliment to primary action or dismissive action
Link
Link to a different page
Danger
To indicate potentially dangerous, or destructive actions
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Button states
Rest — communicates that component is interactive and enabled.
Focus — communicates that the user has highlighted an element, using a keyboard or other input method.
Hover — communicates when a user has placed a cursor above an interactive element.
Active — or pressed state communicates that the user had tapped on the button.
Disabled — communicates that component is currently noninteractive, but can be enabled in the future.
Master file
Code
💡Names do not currently 100% match design naming conventions
💡There are more buttons in code then in the design library
button_view.less
.primary {
.normal();
background: @color-button-emphasis-background-rest;
color: @color-button-emphasis-text;
border: none;
&:hover:not(.disabled) {
// class selector used in component viewer
background: @color-button-emphasis-background-hover;
color: @color-button-emphasis-text;
}
&:active:not(.disabled) {
// class selector used in component viewer
background: @color-button-emphasis-background-active;
color: @color-button-emphasis-text;
}
.primaryInverted {
.normal();
.round-edges(@xsmall-button-height);
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