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Empty states are moments in a user’s experience where there is no content to display. These moments can be utilised as opportunities to communicate system status, expose new features and provide pathways relevant to a user’s workflow to improve the UX of an applicationour applications.

Empty states are moments in a user’s experience where there is no content to display. These moments can be utilised as opportunities to guide users and improve the UX of an application.

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LUX has specific designs for 4 empty state types. In instances where an empty state should be shown on a full page empty state instances, the appropriate corresponding illustration should be used in place of page content. In instances where an empty state must should be shown within in a smaller content container, such as a widget, the corresponding icon should be used in place of the relevant illustrationinstead.

Type	Usage	Illustration	Full page	Widget
No results found	Use when a user’s search criteria returns no results.
No <entities> defined	Use when no entities, such as forms, have been added/defined.		Render the LUX frame, including the VerinTop. Replace the full content area with the empty state.
You’re all caught up	Use when a user has no new notifications to review.		Render the LUX frame, including the VerinTop. Replace the content pane area with the empty state.
Waiting	Use when an action is in progress.		Render the LUX frame, including the VerinTop. Replace the full content area with the empty state.

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• Totally empty states, this approach creates confusion for users.

• Inaccurate written explanations.

• Irrelevant actions.

• Unrelated visual content.

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Accessibility Compliance

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