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default and lg are raised; xs and sm stay flat. One filled action per view.

Neutral and status chips; the lifecycle badge maps state → variant + glyph. On a lot card: sale form, listing state, facts and condition.

The marketplace card in the browse grid and as a list row (stacked below md): cover at 4:3 as a skeleton until the photo lands, the title link over the whole card, unit count paired with the lot price, the product-type date fact and availability, sale form and condition pills with their own colours and icons, and the per-unit price (“From” for auctions and offers) closing the card beside published, location and the urgency-coloured auction end.

Input heights match button heights so a row lines up.

Humans are circles, the Pricing assistant is a square. Provisional content carries a dashed edge and a primary bar; status cards carry a status bar.

The data table as a seller's orders: filter by buyer, sort, hide columns, tick rows to count them in the pager, row actions in a menu. Amounts are Money in EUR, right-aligned.

Breadcrumb over a lot page, tabs on the lot itself, pagination under the browse grid.

Dialog for a form, Alert dialog for a decision, Sheet for an inspector, Dropdown menu for row actions. One scrim, one shadow, 200ms in and out.

The Pricing assistant sits on surface-2 left with Provenance in the footer, you on the primary gradient right, events as Markers across the thread, files as Attachment chips.

⌘K opens a Dialog with a 40px search row over cmdk. Every palette action also exists in the UI; the palette is a shortcut, never the only way in.

Recharts on the six categorical tokens in sequence; the value sits on every bar so colour is never the only channel. Legend entries toggle a series. The interactive card puts the totals in the header as toggles, one series at a time.

Inline alerts report a state; toasts live on /components/toast.

Spinner and the indeterminate sweep carry the action gradient; Skeleton waits 300ms then pulses. A stepped job runs in a dialog that cannot be dismissed until it ends.

Ink by default; the brand-green number is for a hero figure on a light surface — display size only, and at 1.8:1 on surface it is decoration, so the label under it carries the meaning.