Normative intent, hierarchy, behavior, accessibility, feedback, motion, and content rules.
Interface Guidelines
One normative design language, implemented natively by each rendering platform.
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Guidelines
layers
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Web
packages
112
Evidence
live pages
100
Built
ready
74
Tokens
semantic
Guidelines
Guidelines define intent and behavior upstream. They are not tied to React, MUI, the DOM, CSS, or any other renderer. Platform catalogs are the live evidence that a renderer implements them correctly.
Renderer-agnostic semantic color, type, structure, motion, and depth relationships.
Web Renderer
The browser implementation is owned by purpose-family packages. Components keep plain names—Dialog, Button, Sidebar—while the package boundary makes renderer ownership explicit.
Buttons, icon actions, links, and compact action affordances.
Browser application shells, panes, and responsive working geometry.
Focused modal tasks, confirmations, creation, and full-screen takeovers.
Identity, status, metrics, badges, and compact semantic display.
Semantic browser glyphs, icon buttons, and the generated icon registry.
Semantic browser typography with renderer-owned hierarchy and tone.
Quantitative browser displays with renderer-owned scales, marks, and themes.
Browser graph and DAG scenes with renderer-owned layout and interaction.
Alerts, progress, loading, empty, error, and recovery states.
Closed, labelled value controls and form behavior.
Persistent browser page and application header behavior.
Message and thread composition surfaces.
Marketing-site sections, artifacts, navigation, and content rhythms.
Purposeful collections, selection rows, and paginated rails.
Anchored action menus, picker menus, and account controls.
Tabs, breadcrumbs, pagination, destinations, and navigation rows.
Hierarchical browser navigation with renderer-owned disclosure and selection.
Tooltips, drawers, sheets, backdrops, and anchored transient surfaces.
Persistent navigation rails, switchers, and account placement.
Cards, disclosure, content panes, details, and semantic containment.
Structured tabular data with renderer-owned interaction and density.