# Component Design Specifications This directory contains detailed design specifications for each component in the leptos-shadcn-ui library. Each design file is kept under 300 lines for optimal LLM comprehension and maintainability. ## Design File Structure Each component follows this standardized design template: ``` component-name.md ├── Overview & Purpose ├── API Specification ├── Behavioral Requirements ├── Accessibility Requirements ├── Styling & Theming ├── Testing Strategy ├── Implementation Notes └── Examples & Usage ``` ## Component Categories ### Core Components (Priority 1) - [Button](button.md) - Primary interaction element - [Input](input.md) - Form input with validation - [Label](label.md) - Accessible form labels - [Card](card.md) - Content container - [Badge](badge.md) - Status indicators ### Form Components (Priority 2) - [Checkbox](checkbox.md) - Boolean form inputs - [Switch](switch.md) - Toggle controls - [Radio Group](radio-group.md) - Single-choice selections - [Select](select.md) - Dropdown selections - [Textarea](textarea.md) - Multi-line text input ### Layout Components (Priority 3) - [Separator](separator.md) - Visual dividers - [Tabs](tabs.md) - Tabbed interfaces - [Accordion](accordion.md) - Collapsible content - [Table](table.md) - Data presentation - [Grid](grid.md) - Layout system ### Overlay Components (Priority 4) - [Dialog](dialog.md) - Modal dialogs - [Popover](popover.md) - Contextual overlays - [Tooltip](tooltip.md) - Hover information - [Sheet](sheet.md) - Side panels - [Toast](toast.md) - Notifications ## Design Principles ### 1. Accessibility First All components must meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards: - Keyboard navigation support - Screen reader compatibility - Focus management - Semantic HTML structure - ARIA attributes where needed ### 2. Performance Optimized - Lazy loading where appropriate - Minimal bundle size impact - Efficient re-rendering - Memory leak prevention ### 3. Developer Experience - Type-safe APIs with comprehensive TypeScript/Rust types - Clear error messages - Extensive documentation - Consistent prop patterns ### 4. Responsive & Themeable - Mobile-first responsive design - Dark/light mode support - Customizable design tokens - CSS-in-Rust styling approach ## Implementation Status | Component | Design | Implementation | Tests | Documentation | Status | |-----------|---------|---------------|-------|---------------|---------| | Button | ✅ | ⚠️ Partial | ❌ Stubs | ❌ Missing | In Progress | | Input | ✅ | ⚠️ Partial | ❌ Stubs | ❌ Missing | In Progress | | Card | ✅ | ❌ Stub | ❌ Stubs | ❌ Missing | Not Started | | Badge | ✅ | ✅ Complete | ⚠️ Basic | ❌ Missing | Ready | | Label | ✅ | ✅ Complete | ⚠️ Basic | ❌ Missing | Ready | ### Legend - ✅ Complete and production ready - ⚠️ Partial implementation or needs improvement - ❌ Missing or stub implementation ## Quality Gates Before marking a component as "Complete": ### Design Phase - [ ] Design spec under 300 lines - [ ] API specification defined - [ ] Accessibility requirements documented - [ ] Test strategy outlined - [ ] Examples provided ### Implementation Phase - [ ] Component renders correctly - [ ] All props work as specified - [ ] Event handlers function properly - [ ] Styling matches design system - [ ] No accessibility violations ### Testing Phase - [ ] Unit tests cover all functionality - [ ] Integration tests verify behavior - [ ] Accessibility tests pass - [ ] Performance benchmarks meet targets - [ ] Cross-browser testing complete ### Documentation Phase - [ ] API documentation complete - [ ] Usage examples provided - [ ] Storybook entries created - [ ] Migration guides written (if applicable) ## Contributing When adding new component designs: 1. Use the [Component Design Template](template.md) 2. Keep files under 300 lines 3. Follow accessibility guidelines 4. Include comprehensive test strategies 5. Provide realistic usage examples ## Review Process All design specs require review from: - **Design Lead**: UX/UI consistency and usability - **Accessibility Expert**: WCAG compliance and inclusive design - **Staff Engineer**: Technical feasibility and architecture - **Product Manager**: Feature completeness and user needs