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Which components the system carries: its inventory, picked from the catalogue.

  1. Question 1 of 5 · 4 possible answers

    Which component families does it need?

    The families of the catalogue the inventory draws from. Core is action, form, feedback, overlay, layout and navigation.

    • Actions, forms, feedback, overlays, layout and navigationPicked by Accessible first
    • Core, plus dataPicked by Dense data
    • Core, plus content and mediaPicked by Content first, Multi-brand
    • Core, plus mediaPicked by Brand expressive

  2. Question 2 of 5 · 3 possible answers

    How far does the inventory reach?

    The size of the inventory, as a word. The inventory follows the needs; the word describes it and sets no limit.

    • Only what today's screens useA component joins when a screen in use needs it, not before.Picked by Accessible first, Brand expressive, Content first
    • What today's screens use, plus what the next ones will likely needCovers the screens in use and the ones the team can see coming, so they find the parts ready.Picked by Dense data, Multi-brand
    • Everything its families offer, ready before it's asked forEvery component the admitted families hold is there from the start, so teams never wait for one.No scheme picks this yet

  3. Question 3 of 5 · 4 possible answers

    How does a component earn its place?

    The rule that admits a component into the inventory.

    • A use scenario needs itPicked by Content first, Dense data
    • Its family is in the roles, so product teams find it readyPicked by Multi-brand
    • It works for everyone, with any device and assistive technologyPicked by Accessible first
    • It gives the brand a momentPicked by Brand expressive

  4. Question 4 of 5 · 3 possible answers

    When does a component get another look?

    Variants and sizes per component, as a word.

    • Only when the meaning changesA new variant only for a different meaning, such as the main action or a danger.Picked by Accessible first, Content first, Dense data
    • Also for emphasis and sizeVariants also set how loud a component is and how much room it takes.Picked by Brand expressive, Multi-brand
    • Also so each brand or page can look its own wayVariants also let a brand or a page carry its own look on the same component.No scheme picks this yet

  5. Question 5 of 5 · 5 possible answers

    Where do components do the most work?

    The screens where the inventory is used most.

    • Tables and formsPicked by Dense data
    • ArticlesPicked by Content first
    • Forms and stepsPicked by Accessible first
    • Sign-up and account pagesPicked by Multi-brand
    • Campaign sectionsPicked by Brand expressive