Components

Squared, bold action. Primary inverts to a yellow keyline on hover; ghost and danger carry the same shape.

Hairline form controls that focus to the accent, with a labelled Field wrapper for inputs, textareas, and selects.

A squared on/off toggle — on is a filled yellow track. Controlled or uncontrolled.

The workhorse surface — a frosted glass panel with an optional eyebrow header and actions.

An interactive surface whose hairline lights to the accent on hover — for grids of clickable items.

A click popover over an opaque surface; fill it with MenuItems for dropdown menus. Closes on outside click or Escape.

A modal or edge drawer over a frosted scrim, animated with a spring. Escape and scrim-click dismiss it.

A palette-aware pill. Meaning is carried by state colour; each variant re-skins per theme. Optional dot and pulse.

An uppercase monospace tag for codes, IDs, and versions.

An inline severity chip — icon + band label, with an optional count. Backed by the four-step severity ramp.

A severity stat card with a top accent rule and a big tabular number.

A compact KPI cell — a labelled value with a tone keyline down the left edge.

A small status dot in a tone, with an optional pulse for live states.

A round avatar — one of the few rounded shapes — with an image or initials fallback.

Shimmering placeholders for loading states — single blocks, text lines, rows, or a whole panel.

An inline loading ring that inherits the current colour, so it shows on any surface — including the yellow button.

A centered placeholder with an icon, title, optional sub-line, and an action — for empty lists and zero states.

A minimal hover/focus tooltip over an opaque surface.

Transient notifications that spring in from the corner. Fire them with useToast(); mount ToastProvider once.

A vertical nav row with a glass hover and a yellow keyline when active.

Squared tabs with a yellow underline keyline marking the active tab.

The signature kicker — a yellow square plus an uppercase micro-label. The system's most recognizable mark.

A thin gradient keyline — used as a rule or divider only, never as a fill.