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Description

The details pane is an area located on the right side of the page, presenting information and actions related to a selected item.

Usage & Behavior

General guidelines

  • The details pane displays information and actions related to a selected item on the main area of the page.

  • In case no items were selected on the main area, and empty state will be presented (see states below).

  • In case two or more items were selected on the main area, the pane will only show the number of selected items (see states below).

  • The details pane may have an option to be pinned to the side of the screen, or unpinned (i.e., expanded by demand).

Structure

Header

  • The details panel may contain a header with the pane’s title.

  • The header may also contains:

    • a secondary title,

    • a Thumbnail image (for example: an avatar),

    • a pinning icon,

    • a contextual help icon.

Tab Bar

  • When relevant, the details pane will show a tab bar, containing between 2 and 5 tab bars.

  • All tabs will be of the same width. In case the title is long it will be truncated and a tooltip will appear on hover.

The Content Area

  • The details pane’s content area (or any tab) may contain:

    • Any combination of text, lists, cards, tables, forms, graphs, etc.

    • A vertical scroll bar. If exists, the scroll bar will apply on the content area only, and not on other areas such as the header or an action area.

    • Some tabs may include drill down options or links to other areas.

Action Area

  • Where relevant, an actions area is shown at the bottom of the details pane.

  • Examples - buttons / dropdown menu?


Placement & Positioning

The details panel is located on the right side of the page (when in LTR mode), and stretches from below the title area and to the bottom of the page.

Default State

  • When first entering the workspace the details pane should be pinned and expanded (if the resolution allows, see responsive design)

Content

  • The detail pane presents Item/s related content with additional options

  • more information and/or actions related to the selected item

  • in some areas multi item selection is available and may present other content and options

States

State

Description

Example

Empty State

In case no items are selected, the details pane can present an empty state with guiding text or actions, and/or page summary

(Rotem Avidan (Unlicensed) please update the empty state here)

Loading

When details pane is being loaded a corresponding animation should be presented

The Collapse/Expand bar

State

Collapsed details pane

Expanded details pane

Hover

Interaction

Clicking the pin icon switches between pinned and unpinned states.

  • When unpinned, the content of the page stretches to its full width, being partially hidden by the content panel.

  • When pinned, the content of the page narrows to be shown next to the panel, so nothing is hidden.

Validations and Errors

  • The details pane do not require special validations.

  • For validations and errors related to possible content, see Field Validation.

Transitions

  • When the details pane is being expanded from collapsed mode, the transition will be a slide from right to left (RTL mode).

  • When the details pane is being collapsed, the transaction will be slide from left to right.

Best practices

Use:

  • When there is a lot of information/meta data to present on an item.

  • When there is additional secondary information and actions to present on an item.

  • When there is a benefit of viewing some content see side by side.

Don’t use:

When the information isn’t related to a selected item. In this case use a /wiki/spaces/UserExp/pages/2496694037 instead.

Accessibility Compliance

Unless otherwise specified, see our general compliance information in Fundamentals - Accessibility.

Design

See some examples below:

Code

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