Feedback & notification
Toast Stack
Stage product feedback without letting it become visual or auditory noise. Shape a finite queue with clear status, dismissal, responsive placement, and polite announcements.
Finite feedback
Notifications that arrive, announce, and make room.
Good toast motion clarifies that a new event entered the interface. The stack stays bounded, initial decorative examples stay silent, user-triggered additions announce once, and every visible notice can be dismissed.
Six notification voices
Choose glass signals, solid actions, an outline inbox, terminal logs, paper notes, or compact violet product feedback.
Polite one-time announcements
A dedicated atomic live region announces only newly triggered notices rather than re-reading the whole visual stack.
Bounded event-driven queue
New items enter only after activation, the visible limit is enforced, and no interval, polling loop, or perpetual motion runs.
Three-step workflow
How to use the Toast Stack studio
- Place the queue
Pick a corner or centered lower stack that avoids primary navigation and critical form controls.
- Choose density and staging
Set two to four visible notices, then tune finite entrance time and stagger without delaying the message.
- Test announcement and dismissal
Add several notices, tab to each close button, dismiss out of order, and check narrow-screen containment.
Questions, answered.
Do the initial examples announce on page load?
No. They are visual samples. The polite live region remains empty until a user-triggered notification is added.
Does it auto-dismiss messages?
No. The exported baseline prioritizes reading control and explicit dismissal. Add product-specific timeouts only when they are appropriate.
Can the queue grow forever?
No. The chosen visible limit is enforced before a new notification is appended.
What changes for reduced motion?
New notices appear immediately without entrance animation; announcement and dismissal behavior stay unchanged.