@adobe/spectrum-design-data 3.3.0-beta.0 → 3.3.0-beta.2
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- package/components/accordion.json +15 -54
- package/components/action-bar.json +9 -23
- package/components/action-button.json +39 -79
- package/components/action-group.json +18 -129
- package/components/alert-banner.json +8 -27
- package/components/alert-dialog.json +34 -48
- package/components/avatar-group.json +9 -28
- package/components/avatar.json +29 -92
- package/components/badge.json +56 -150
- package/components/breadcrumbs.json +26 -100
- package/components/button-group.json +19 -50
- package/components/button.json +61 -92
- package/components/calendar.json +8 -67
- package/components/cards.json +31 -46
- package/components/checkbox-group.json +16 -78
- package/components/checkbox.json +27 -90
- package/components/close-button.json +20 -62
- package/components/coach-indicator.json +14 -44
- package/components/coach-mark.json +8 -26
- package/components/color-area.json +20 -93
- package/components/color-handle.json +25 -38
- package/components/color-loupe.json +2 -6
- package/components/color-slider.json +26 -122
- package/components/color-wheel.json +17 -84
- package/components/combo-box.json +50 -182
- package/components/contextual-help.json +80 -119
- package/components/date-picker.json +24 -120
- package/components/divider.json +12 -25
- package/components/drop-zone.json +18 -30
- package/components/field-label.json +21 -62
- package/components/help-text.json +16 -53
- package/components/illustrated-message.json +21 -72
- package/components/in-line-alert.json +13 -53
- package/components/link.json +24 -56
- package/components/list-view.json +15 -73
- package/components/menu.json +45 -174
- package/components/meter.json +24 -65
- package/components/number-field.json +34 -168
- package/components/picker.json +42 -181
- package/components/popover.json +37 -113
- package/components/progress-bar.json +23 -95
- package/components/progress-circle.json +12 -42
- package/components/radio-button.json +14 -67
- package/components/radio-group.json +28 -125
- package/components/rating.json +9 -38
- package/components/search-field.json +34 -119
- package/components/segmented-control.json +21 -63
- package/components/select-box.json +29 -96
- package/components/side-navigation.json +28 -69
- package/components/slider.json +39 -148
- package/components/standard-dialog.json +16 -88
- package/components/status-light.json +41 -123
- package/components/steplist.json +5 -24
- package/components/swatch-group.json +19 -55
- package/components/swatch.json +24 -79
- package/components/switch.json +31 -72
- package/components/table.json +26 -73
- package/components/tabs.json +22 -39
- package/components/tag-field.json +14 -60
- package/components/tag-group.json +16 -49
- package/components/tag.json +21 -71
- package/components/takeover-dialog.json +10 -61
- package/components/text-area.json +49 -198
- package/components/text-field.json +42 -163
- package/components/thumbnail.json +22 -63
- package/components/toast.json +29 -50
- package/components/tooltip.json +27 -74
- package/components/tree-view.json +45 -140
- package/guidelines/app-frame-overview.json +18 -10
- package/guidelines/applying-the-type-system.json +14 -10
- package/guidelines/attention-hierarchy.json +3 -3
- package/guidelines/background-layers.json +41 -5
- package/guidelines/bi-directionality.json +8 -8
- package/guidelines/border-width.json +17 -1
- package/guidelines/brand.json +6 -6
- package/guidelines/colors.json +24 -12
- package/guidelines/component-spacing.json +14 -2
- package/guidelines/contact-us.json +1 -1
- package/guidelines/content-area-browsing-context.json +11 -11
- package/guidelines/content-design-grammar-and-mechanics.json +241 -0
- package/guidelines/content-design-voice-and-tone.json +37 -0
- package/guidelines/content-grammar-and-mechanics.json +252 -0
- package/guidelines/content-language-and-inclusivity-writing-about-people.json +103 -0
- package/guidelines/content-language-and-inclusivity-writing-with-visuals.json +70 -0
- package/guidelines/content-voice-and-tone.json +47 -0
- package/guidelines/creating-bluelines-browsing-context.json +9 -9
- package/guidelines/design-tokens.json +50 -14
- package/guidelines/drop-shadow.json +13 -1
- package/guidelines/grays.json +5 -5
- package/guidelines/header-browsing-context.json +7 -4
- package/guidelines/icon-fundamentals.json +4 -4
- package/guidelines/illustration.json +21 -25
- package/guidelines/in-product-word-list.json +1 -1
- package/guidelines/inclusive-design.json +14 -6
- package/guidelines/inclusive-ux-writing.json +1 -1
- package/guidelines/internationalization.json +13 -13
- package/guidelines/language-and-inclusivity-writing-about-people.json +85 -0
- package/guidelines/language-and-inclusivity-writing-with-visuals.json +61 -0
- package/guidelines/layout-and-structure-containers.json +7 -7
- package/guidelines/layout-and-structure-spacing-overview.json +66 -0
- package/guidelines/layout-spacing.json +4 -4
- package/guidelines/manifest.json +126 -38
- package/guidelines/motion.json +5 -5
- package/guidelines/object-styles-overview.json +2 -2
- package/guidelines/principles.json +7 -8
- package/guidelines/rounding.json +15 -3
- package/guidelines/side-navigation-browsing-context.json +16 -13
- package/guidelines/spacing-overview.json +7 -7
- package/guidelines/states.json +4 -4
- package/guidelines/support.json +113 -0
- package/guidelines/typography-overview.json +7 -3
- package/guidelines/typography-system.json +56 -16
- package/guidelines/using-icons.json +14 -14
- package/guidelines/visual-language-containers.json +7 -7
- package/guidelines/whats-new.json +32 -0
- package/guidelines/writing-for-errors.json +21 -21
- package/guidelines/writing-for-onboarding.json +17 -17
- package/guidelines/writing-for-readability.json +4 -4
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/guidelines/manifest.json
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