Specifications
| State | Example | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Small |
| 168-260dp |
Prompts
- Appear on top of the main content container.
- Stretch horizontally to fill 100% of the container they are placed in.
- Always follow typography line length guidelines when displaying prompts.
- Overlays over content on a page
- Can include tint to add extra emphasis or to increase contrast with page content. When changing background color, make sure the text and icons pass contrast ratio requirements.
- Remain on the page until dismissed.
Resolvable Prompts
- Persistent
- Remains visible until acknowledged or decision made (either of which resolves the message)
- Can be one button (e.g. OK) or two
- CTA Button(s) can be delayed if an action must be performed
- Shaded background (optional)
- Audio: Single beep on entry
Can be seen in the message Center in the message log
Active Prompts
- Persistent
- Remains visible until acknowledged or decision made (neither of which resolves the message)\
- Can be one button (e.g. OK) or two
- Shaded background
- Audio: Single beep on entry
- Can be seen in the message Center and an active Message
OEM Branding
- Primary and secondary buttons can be branded only.
Editorial
- Keep titles short if possible.
- For titles, use title case and capitalize prepositions of four letters or more.
- Messages should tell the user what’s happening and whether they need to act to successfully keep moving through a task. Warning alerts might tell a user what could happen if they don’t address what they’re being warned about.
- For messages, use full sentences with punctuation. Use sentence case.
- Unordered lists offer a structured format to present:
- Items needing resolution
- Guidelines to successful completion
- Ways to resolve problems
Note: Focus state uses “global blue”.