Buttons allow users to perform actions with a single tap or click.
Buttons can have different roles to indicate their purpose and importance.
Confirm buttons are used to indicate a positive action, such as saving changes or submitting a form.
Destructive buttons are used to indicate a negative or potentially harmful action, such as deleting data.
Cancel buttons are used to indicate a negative or potentially harmful action, such as deleting data.
Close buttons are used to dismiss modals, dialogs, or other temporary views.
Buttons can have different styles to match the design and context of the application.
Bordered Prominent buttons are used to highlight primary actions that require user attention.
Bordered buttons are used for secondary actions that are less prominent than primary actions.
Borderless buttons are used for actions that require minimal visual emphasis.
Link buttons are used for actions that require minimal visual emphasis and are typically styled as hyperlinks.
Plain buttons are used for actions that require minimal visual emphasis.