Controls

Familiar tabs with a gentle pull toward the pointer. Selection stays clear and keyboard navigation remains immediate.

A precise slider with a small amount of give at either end. The current value stays visible and the control works without a pointer.

A confirmation button for actions that deserve a second thought. Release early to cancel, or activate once with a keyboard.

A call to action that trades its leading icon for a directional cue when someone approaches it.

A checkbox with one stubborn rule: the bear will not let you leave it on. Best kept for demos, Easter eggs, and harmless preferences.

A bar that exists only while a form has unsaved changes. It says so, saves, confirms, and leaves.

A light and dark switch that survives a reload, follows the system when asked, and stays in step across tabs.

A list of disclosures built on native details elements, so find-in-page and the browser do the work.

Copies a value and says whether it worked, including when the clipboard refuses.

An API key or token: hidden until asked for, copied whole either way.

The seek control on its own: a slider that happens to be a timeline, announced in minutes and seconds.

A one time code, one box per character, where pasting the whole code into any box fills the rest.

An input that turns what you typed into a removable tag, and gives the last one back when you press backspace on an empty field.

A field that narrows a list as you type, and holds one choice or several as removable chips.

A list reordered by dragging a handle, or from the keyboard without one, where every move is announced.

Where someone is in something with a beginning and an end, said in words as well as drawn.