Button

Buttons make common actions immediately detectable and easy to perform.


children
disabled
size
fullWidth
asLink
iconSide

Types of buttons

There are three other types of buttons for different contexts, which all share the same properties as Button. They can be imported as their own components, e.g:

import * as React from "react";
import { QuietButton } from "@nulogy/components";
export default () => {
return <PrimaryButton>Create project</PrimaryButton>;
};

PrimaryButton

PrimaryButtons are used for the main action in a particular context. There is usually not more than one primary button per screen and not all of the screens require a Primary button.

DangerButton

DangerButtons are used for destructive actions such as deleting. They are most likely to appear in confirmation dialogs.

QuietButton

QuietButtons are used for less important actions such as “Cancel” or actions that are not directly related to the context of the page (e.g Learn more …). Quiet buttons are often paired with a Primary button.

Content and UX guidelines

Labelling

  • Always lead with an actionable verb.
  • Whenever possible follow with a clear noun (e.g: Create shipment, Approve delivery).
  • Always use sentence case.

Grouping

  • Use the ButtonGroup component to associate a group of buttons together.
  • Order buttons in a group from most important on the left to least important on the right.
  • Only have one PrimaryButton or DangerButton on the page at one time

Props

NameTypeDefaultDescription

children

react node

Content for button

disabled

boolean

false

Marks the button as disabled and unable to be interacted with.

size

enum

medium

Whether the Button should be small, medium or large.

fullWidth

boolean

false

Whether the Button should take the full width of it's container or not.

asLink

boolean

false

If true, the button will use an <a/> tag

icon

enum

The icon to display. Accepts icon names from the Icon component.

iconSide

enum

Whether to display the icon to the left or the right of the text.

Related Components


The Nulogy Design System is maintained by the Design Ops team. Our mission is to help our teams build better interfaces faster. 🚀

Please reach out with any questions or requests.