Button

Buttons are widgets that trigger various actions like opening a dialog, confirming an action, or initiating a delete operation. They can contain text, icons, or both, and are clicked or tapped to execute the desired action.

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Features

Supports different variants

Can contain text,

leftIcon

rightIcon

, or both

Supports

loading

disabled

state and

tone

Accepts ButtonGroup as a parent component

Supports different shapes and sizes

Assigns the correct HTML tag

Reference Links

ARIA design pattern

Anatomy

Import all parts and combine them together.

import { Button } from '@vortex-kit/vortex';
import type { ButtonProps } from '@vortex-kit/vortex';

<Button onClick={() => {}} variant="primary" size="lg">
  Button
</Button>

Variants

Buttons come in three variants:

primary

secondary

, and

tertiary

. The primary variant is used for the most important actions, while the secondary and tertiary variants are used for less important actions.

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Sizes

Buttons are available in three sizes:

sm

md

, and

lg

. The default size is

md

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Buttons can adapt their

size

responsively according to the breakpoint.

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Shapes

Buttons have two shapes:

rounded

and

default

. The

default

shape is

square

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Full Width

Buttons can be made full width by setting the

fullWidth

property to

true

. Or you can set it responsively according to the breakpoint.

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States

Buttons have two states:

loading

and

disabled

. The loading state is used when the button is waiting for an action to complete. The disabled state is used when the button is not available for interaction.

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Tones

Currently, the button has one tone:

critical

. It is used for the most important actions.

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Composition

Buttons can be composed with other components to create complex UI elements using a compound component approach.

Button Group

Button.Group

allows you to group multiple buttons together. It is useful when you want to group buttons that are related to each other, such as a set of actions or a set of options.

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Button Aligner

Button.Aligner

dynamically adjusts button spacing for seamless content alignment, offering precise positioning through flexible alignment configurations with

string

and

array

options.

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Accessibility

Buttons follow the WAI-ARIA Button design pattern and employ appropriate ARIA attributes to ensure accessibility and manage focus behavior for various button types.

Keyboard Interactions

Key	Description
!	`aria-label` is required for buttons that contain only icons without text.
Enter Space	Pressing `Enter` or `Space` while a button is focused triggers its activation.