UI ELEMENTS
Modals, Tabs & Tooltips
Overlays and disclosure patterns: a confirmation modal, tabs, an accordion, a tooltip, a toast, and a progress bar.
How to use this page
Goal: Open, interact with, and close each component, then confirm it cleans up after itself, with no leftover overlay and no stuck focus.
Challenge: The modal traps focus and blocks clicks on the page behind it. The toast dismisses itself automatically after a few seconds, so timing matters.
Confirmation Modal
Opens an overlay dialog with confirm and cancel actions.
Tabs
Switches visible content without navigating to a new page.
Content for Overview.
Accordion
Expandable and collapsible content panels.
Tooltip
Appears on hover or focus and disappears when you move away.
This is a tooltipToast Notification
A dismissible notification that also disappears on its own after a few seconds.
Progress Bar
Fills up over a few seconds to simulate an upload or a long-running task.
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