Related pages: Message Popups

Lead:  Liav Nadler 

Description

A toast is a small message box that appears in response to a user or system action. It contains a simple feedback about the action, while any current activity remains visible and interactive.

Types

Type	Usage	Example	Position	Behaviour	Color
Info	General information about the action	Image RemovedImage Added	Bottom of the screen, centered (TBD)	Appears from the bottom disappears after 5 second (exact duration TBD)	Blue
Success	Action completed successfully	Image RemovedImage Added	Bottom of the screen, centered (TBD)	Appears from the bottom disappears after 5 second (exact duration TBD)	Green
Warning	Action caused or may cause a problem	Image RemovedImage Added	Bottom of the screen, centered (TBD)	Appears from the bottom disappears on clicking the close button	Orange
Failure	Action not allowed or failed to complete	Image RemovedImage Added	Bottom of the screen, centered (TBD)	Appears from the bottom, disappears on clicking the close button	Red
Continuous Action	An action that takes more than 3 seconds (exact duration TBD)	Image RemovedImage RemovedImage Added	Bottom of the screen, centered (TBD)	Appears from the bottom Icon is animated - either spinner or progress (if applicable) If the action lasts more than 10 seconds a Cancel button may appear (exact duration TBD) Toast disappears after the action was completed or the user clicked the Cancel button After the action completed another toast may appear to indicate the outcome of the action (e.g. success or failure)	Blue

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• A toast may contain the following elements:

  • Icon, or in case of a continuous action, animated loader

  • Text, e.g. "3 items deleted"

  • Action buttons and/or links, e.g. Undo

  • Close button

• A toast will have a fixed width. Text may wrap the to another row

• The clickable area of the close button should be larger than the icon itself

Interaction

• A toast may be closed by the user or disappear automatically after a few seconds

• When shown, clicking the close button closes the toast

• When shown, clicking a link goes to the relevant page. Internal links opens the page on the same tab, while external links opens on a new tab

• When shown, clicking a button performs the relevant action

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<<In general each component should be A11y complied,  please follow the 3 guidelines linked below. At the very least we should document that each component is in compliance with each of the 3>>

Focus management

• While the toast is shown any current activity remains visible and interactive

Screen reader support 

<<Make sure the components support screen reader for content or behaviour where needed - see /wiki/spaces/UX/pages/308248620 >>

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