@nadicodeai/design-system 12.1.168 → 12.1.170
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- package/DESIGN.md +7 -3
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/DESIGN.md
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(sign-in, sign-up, an invitation, and the pages that hand a person to Nadia,
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which stand on the dark plane with her ambient orb at 96 px over the card),
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Nadia's `EntryScene` (her entry, update and installer screens, her orb at
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160 px, 96 px under 640 px wide or 600 px tall)
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160 px, 96 px under 640 px wide or 600 px tall), Alveare Server's
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`HiveScene`, and the website's invite page, where an invite link opens: the
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centred `InviteCard` (the app's mark, the words, the open action, the
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installers one row per computer, and the QR code that opens the same link on a
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phone). A picture beside an entry page's centred column is `EntryPicture`, in
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every product.
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Every pairing in Nadia, a phone linking to her or to one of her Agents
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(WhatsApp, Telegram, WhatsApp calls), is one step: a form drawer whose body
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### Cards and sections
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A card or settings section is composed around a real task, collection or form; its header names the content and may explain scope or consequence, and it is never a card holding only an introduction. A card's or a section's title carries no icon, unless the card stands for one external system, whose mark it then carries. On a settings page the shape follows the data. Settings that one card's description covers share that card, whatever their controls, as Vercel's Root Directory card holds its switches, and `SettingsRows`' usage page holds their rows; a typed value, a name or an address, keeps a card of its own. Every choice on a settings card, a switch, a theme, a language or a pick from a short list among them, is a draft until the card's footer Save applies it, and the product's toast confirms it; a save that fails says so under the card and keeps the draft. A collection is a table whose Add opens a form and whose every row carries **⋯**, and a destructive action there confirms first. A
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A card or settings section is composed around a real task, collection or form; its header names the content and may explain scope or consequence, and it is never a card holding only an introduction. A card's or a section's title carries no icon, unless the card stands for one external system, whose mark it then carries. On a settings page the shape follows the data. Settings that one card's description covers share that card, whatever their controls, as Vercel's Root Directory card holds its switches, and `SettingsRows`' usage page holds their rows; a typed value, a name or an address, keeps a card of its own. Every choice on a settings card, a switch, a theme, a language or a pick from a short list among them, is a draft until the card's footer Save applies it, and the product's toast confirms it; a save that fails says so under the card and keeps the draft. A collection is a table whose Add opens a form and whose every row carries **⋯**, and a destructive action there confirms first. A row of five figures sits in one row from 1280 px, three over two below that, two by two with the fifth across on a tablet, and one column on a phone; it never leaves one figure alone beside a hole.
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`Card`, `CardRow`, `SettingsSection`, `SettingsFactsSection` and `KpiCard` hold their own shapes on their usage pages.
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