Layout
Sidebar
A persistent side region used to navigate sections or collections.
WebiPadOSAndroid+3
You know what it looks like. Now know what to call it.
Explore the pieces that make up every interface.
A persistent side region used to navigate sections or collections.
A surface attached to the bottom edge of a view.
Switches between a small set of closely related options.
A compact floating surface anchored to a trigger.
A compact vertical strip for switching between primary destinations.
A brief nonblocking confirmation message.
A supporting panel for viewing or editing properties of the selected object.
Combines text entry with a list of available choices.
A contained unit of related content and actions.
A separate surface for a focused task or decision.
A persistent set of peer destinations represented by tabs.
Chooses a value along a continuous or stepped track.
A layout that presents two or more related panes beside each other.
A short explanation attached to a control.
Stacked sections that expand to reveal content.
A trail of links showing the current location within a hierarchy.
Turns a setting on or off immediately.
A searchable launcher for application commands.
The region that shows the contents of the currently selected item.
Placeholder shapes matching content that is loading.
Floats above content to highlight one frequent action.
A collection revealed one slide at a time.
A spatial interaction that targets with eye gaze and activates with a hand pinch.
A physical rotating control on Apple Watch that supports scrolling and other system interactions.
Every element is a starting point. Make it your own.