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Delete-pattern

When the user's action is irreversible.

Guidelines

When and how to use it

Use the delete-pattern when the action the user is about to do is irreversible, like "Delete account" or "Block account".

Delete components

Behaviour

Delete and confirm in two steps

1. Step one - Delete button link

When the user clicks on the red button link, a modal is triggered.

2. Step two - Confirm delete button

In the modal, the user can confirm the action to delete (solid red button that is the primary action) or change their mind.

1. Delete button link

1. The delete button link triggers modal

2. Confirm delete button

2. User confirms with the delete button

 

Delete in a dropdown

In a dropdown, we use red text for the delete option, with a red hover state + white text.

Dropdown pattern

Dropdown pattern

 

Examples

Slideout modal with delete

Slideout modal with delete

Delete button link

Delete button link

Confirmation dialogue

Delete confirmation dialogue

 

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