Find button patterns for primary actions, toolbars, loading flows, destructive commands, and compact icon controls.
Open the live component in a new tab to inspect layout and interaction behavior before choosing protected source access.
Polished action buttons with clear hierarchy and interaction feedback.
Open live previewExpressive button treatments for selected high-emphasis actions.
Open live previewStable loading and progress states for asynchronous actions.
Open live previewCall-to-action buttons for product and pricing surfaces.
Open live previewA button needs a clear label, sufficient contrast, a stable hit area, and visible hover, focus, pressed, loading, and disabled states. Visual priority should match the importance of the action.
Use animation sparingly and never let it change layout or obscure the label. Familiar icons can support compact tools, but unfamiliar actions still need text or a tooltip.
Practical answers about framework fit, responsive behavior, accessibility, source access, and implementation.
At minimum, support default, hover, focus, active, disabled, and loading states. Destructive actions also need clear confirmation and visual distinction.
Subtle feedback can improve clarity, but excessive movement can distract users and hurt usability. The label, placement, and offer matter more.
Use icon-only buttons for familiar compact tools such as close, search, or download, and always provide an accessible label and tooltip.