Patterns are higher-order compositions — assembled from primitives, wired to the same token system, and tested against the same accessibility checklist. When the tokens move, every pattern moves with them.
inputs
Components
42 typed primitives
Tokens
340 OKLCH values
composed into
Patterns
15 reference compositions across 9 categories.
shipped as
Pages
Real product surfaces, end-to-end.
Sign-in, sign-up, and account recovery. The hard parts — validation states, async submission, error recovery, social SSO — are wired up so product teams don't re-invent the flow on every new surface.
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Sign-in form, registration flow, social auth options. Same schema, three layouts — page, modal, and drawer.
We'll send a link.
Link valid for 15 min.
Forgot-password entry, throttled resend, magic-link return state. Handles all five edge cases auth audits flag: expired token, used token, mismatched email, rate-limit, and SSO-only accounts.
Browseable grids and showcase grids. Both share the same card primitive but differ in density and what they ask the user to do next.
Helios Workspace
12 members
Atlas Studio
5 members
Northwind Co.
28 members
Responsive grid of data cards with pagination, filtering, and empty states. Reflows 4 → 3 → 2 → 1 columns across our breakpoints.
Lightning fast
Edge-rendered. 38ms p95.
SOC 2 Type II
Audited yearly.
24/7 monitoring
Status & alerts built in.
Human support
Median reply 4 min.
Marketing-grade feature showcase: 2×2, 3×2, or 4×1 layouts with iconography, titles, and one-line benefit copy. Designed to be skimmed.
When something fails, the pattern catches it. Error states aren't an afterthought — they're designed as carefully as the happy path.
The team has been pinged. Your work was auto-saved 12s ago.
component-scoped
Chart failed to render
RangeError: data points exceed buffer.
● rest of the page still works
Page-level and component-scoped error states with recovery UI. Captures the error, auto-saves the user's in-flight work, and offers a non-destructive path back to a working state — without unmounting the whole tree.
Form composition and validation are the largest source of bespoke UI in any product. These patterns close the gap so teams stop reinventing field groupings, error display, and async submit states.
Workspace settings
Step 2 of 3General
Billing
Annual billing
Save 20%
Multi-field forms, field groupings, and step indicators. Standard layout primitives so a 30-field settings page reads like a 5-field one.
Invalid email format. Expected name@domain.com.
Error, async, and success states with consistent messaging. Validation fires on blur, runs async checks against the server, and recovers when the user corrects.
The page shell — what holds every product surface together. One layout primitive wired for sidebar, content, and overlay regions, with responsive collapse built in.
Projects
Page shell, sidebar, content area, and responsive breakpoints. The sidebar collapses to a sheet below lg; the content area never exceeds a 1280px reading measure.
Pre-assembled marketing surfaces — the big building blocks of a public page. Each section composes lower-order patterns; the page composition wires them together end-to-end.
Build faster.
Ship calmer.
The shared system that finally keeps brand and product in sync.
Headline, lead, CTAs, optional eyebrow badge. Three layout variants: centered, split, and asymmetric.
Why teams choose us
Three pillars,
one promise.
Token-driven
Change one variable, every surface updates.
Accessible by default
WCAG 2.2 AA across every state.
Typed end-to-end
No prop guesswork in your IDE.
Features / benefits with optional icons and supporting copy. Two-column, three-up row, or alternating screenshot+text variants.
Full page assembly — header, hero, features, CTA, footer — wired together with consistent rhythm and section spacing.
Breakpoint-aware layout decisions. Not just "shrink the desktop" — structural reflows that pick the right pattern for each surface size.
Sidebar → drawer. Tabs → segmented control. Tables → cards.
Sidebar compact. 2-up content. Sticky filters.
Full sidebar. 3-up content. Inline filters.
Structural reflows for sidebar, table, and filter UIs across breakpoints — not pure shrink-to-fit. Each pattern declares which alternate component it morphs into at each step.
Every component ships WCAG 2.2 AA–verified. These patterns demonstrate the practices behind that claim — focus management, error announcement, keyboard navigation, and visible focus rings backed by the token system.
Focus management
3px offset ring · OKLCH token
Error announcement
Invalid email format
role="alert" · aria-describedby
Keyboard navigation
roving tabIndex · Arrow keys
Reference implementations for focus rings, live regions, error announcement, keyboard navigation, and skip links. Built with the token system — --color-interactive-primary drives every focus indicator so a single token change updates the entire a11y surface.
Components answer "what". Patterns answer "when, how, and in what order". Two teams shipping the same Input on the same Card with the same Button can still produce two different sign-in forms — that's the inconsistency patterns exist to eliminate.
Sign-in flows, error boundaries, responsive sidebars — these have all been designed before. Reach for the pattern; spend your novelty budget on the product, not the plumbing.
If no pattern fits, compose from components instead of bending a near-miss pattern out of shape. Then nominate the result for inclusion — that's how the catalog grows.
When --color-interactive-primary moves, every button, badge, and focus ring across every pattern moves with it — no pattern-by-pattern refactor required.
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Each pattern ships with full states, controls, and copy-paste source. The Storybook mirrors what you see on this page — minus the pixel gap.