Why It Matters
Complete state coverage is essential for production-ready components. Each state communicates something to users: hover confirms interactivity, focus shows keyboard navigation position, disabled indicates unavailability. Missing states force developers to improvise, leading to inconsistent implementations.
Examples
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Button states: Default, Hover, Active/Pressed, Focus, Disabled, Loading.
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Input states: Empty, Filled, Focus, Error, Disabled, Read-only.
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Checkbox states: Unchecked, Checked, Indeterminate, each with Default/Hover/Focus/Disabled sub-states.
How BiblioKit Helps
StateBuilder auto-generates interaction states for your components, ensuring complete state coverage without manual duplication.
Related Terms
Variant Property
A configurable attribute of a component set that allows users to switch between different variations of a component, such as size, state, or type.
Component Set
A group of related component variants combined into a single component with configurable properties, allowing users to switch between variants without swapping components.
Design Handoff
The process of transferring design specifications, assets, and context from designers to developers for implementation.
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