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Badge

A badge is used to highlight the status, count, or other important characteristics of an object.

Properties
Style
Size
Content
Usage examples
Badge list

Badges can be displayed in a row or in a column.

Tooltip with explanation

On hover or focus, a tooltip with an explanation or additional information can be shown.

In a table

The label inside the badge is aligned to the text baseline in a table.

Recommendations
  • Badges can be used on their own, while tags are more often part of other controls: Select, Tag autocomplete, Tag input.
  • Don't overuse badges: the screen quickly turns into a colorful garland and emphasis is lost.
  • A list of tags can draw excessive attention. Elements can be displayed separated by commas, interpuncts, or small indentation.
Suggestions for improvement
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