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Progress stepper Since v3.1.0

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Overview

A progress stepper conveys the steps necessary to complete a process or task, and the status of each step. Steps have titles and descriptions; and each step can be in one of a number of possible states:

  • inactive (yet to be performed)
  • active (currently being performed)
  • warn (succeeded, but with warnings)
  • fail (failed to occur) Or a custom state, set using the icon attribute.

Usage guidelines

  • Use 3-5 steps maximum to reduce cognitive load
  • Designed to complement standard previous/next navigation. Avoid using as the only navigation.
  • When process is completed, users cannot go back and must start over

Accessibility

  • Communicates list structure and step states to screen readers
  • Supports keyboard navigation for linked step titles
  • Maintains logical focus order (left to right, top to bottom)
  • Provides aria-current for the active step

Also known as: Wizard, Stepper

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