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Button Hierarchy Guide

Defines a clear button hierarchy (primary, secondary, tertiary) with when to use each.

VettedUpdated June 2026
The prompt
Define a button hierarchy for {{product}}. Describe primary, secondary, tertiary, and destructive buttons: their visual treatment, when to use each, how many primaries per screen, and how disabled and loading states behave. Add one example of a screen using them together correctly.
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productProduct

Example output

Button hierarchy. Primary: solid brand fill, white text — the one main action; max one per screen. Secondary: outlined or tinted — supporting actions like Cancel or Back. Tertiary: text-only link style — low-emphasis actions like Learn more. Destructive: red treatment, used only for delete or irreversible actions, often with a confirm step. Disabled: reduced opacity, no hover, with a tooltip explaining why if not obvious. Loading: replace label with a spinner, keep width stable. Example: a settings dialog uses Save (primary), Cancel (secondary), and Reset to defaults (tertiary), with Delete account (destructive) separated lower down.

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AI Khazna

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Defines a clear button hierarchy (primary, secondary, tertiary) with when to use each.

Is Button Hierarchy Guide free?

Yes, it is free to use.

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