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Phase 2 — Design System

Component library

Every reusable component, in its default and notable variant states. This page is a living reference — keep it in sync as components change.

Typography

Heading — h1 / xl

Heading — h2 / lg

Heading — h3 / md

Heading — h4 / sm

Text — lg: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Text — base (default): The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Text — sm / muted: supporting or secondary copy.

Text — sm / danger: used for inline error copy.

Button

As link

Badge & Tag

Badge — static status/category indicator (not interactive):

NeutralPrimarySuccessWarningDanger

Tag — removable chip, e.g. for active filters:

AutomationAI ToolsRemote

Avatar

AOLCNPMWSR

Container & Grid

Grid — responsive column layout (resize the window to see breakpoints shift):

Item 1
Item 2
Item 3
Item 4

Card

Basic card

Just body content, default padding.

With header/footer

New

This card has header and footer slots, plus hover elevation.

Form inputs

Letters, numbers, and underscores only.

Max 500 characters.

Table

Click a sortable column header to re-sort (client-side, no JS framework).

Team members
Status
Amara OkaforEngineerActive
Liam ChenDesignerActive
Nina PatelPMInvited

Alert

Heads up

This is an informational message.

Saved

Your changes have been saved.

Tooltip

Appears above the triggerAppears below the trigger

Accordion

What is this component library built on?
Plain Astro components and native HTML (details/summary, dialog) wherever possible, styled with Tailwind utilities driven by the design tokens from Phase 1.
Does it ship a JS framework?
No — interactivity (Modal, Tag removal, Table sort, Alert dismiss) is handled with small, delegated vanilla JS scripts, so there's no React/Vue runtime cost.
Is it accessible by default?
Native elements are used for their built-in accessibility wherever possible: dialog for modals, details/summary for accordions, real form labels and aria-describedby for errors.

Modal

Confirm action

Are you sure you want to continue? This is a native <dialog> element — Escape and backdrop-click close it for free.

Ads & Affiliate

Reusable monetization components — safe to drop into MDX posts directly, no import needed.

Ad Slot

Product Card

Editor's Pick
Fieldstone Mechanical Keyboard

Fieldstone Mechanical Keyboard

A hot-swappable 75% board built for long writing sessions.

  • Hot-swap switches
  • USB-C
  • Aluminum case

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Studio Monitor Light

Studio Monitor Light

Even, glare-free lighting for screen-heavy design work.

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Standing Desk Converter

Standing Desk Converter

Sit-to-stand in one motion, no tools required.

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Best Choice

★ Best Choice
Fieldstone Mechanical Keyboard

Fieldstone Mechanical Keyboard

The best all-rounder we tested — hot-swappable switches, a sturdy aluminum case, and USB-C, all under $150.

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Comparison Table

Comparison of three mechanical keyboards
Feature
★ Best Choice
Fieldstone
Fieldstone$149View deal
Basiq K2
Basiq K2$79View deal
Wavelength Pro
Wavelength Pro$189View deal
Hot-swap switches
ConnectivityUSB-C / BluetoothUSB-CBluetooth
Battery life40 hrsN/A65 hrs

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Pros / Cons

Pros

  • Excellent build quality
  • Hot-swappable switches
  • Great value at this price

Cons

  • No dedicated software for Linux
  • Slightly heavy for travel

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We recommend

Fieldstone Mechanical Keyboard

Our pick for anyone who types for a living.

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