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Button Priorities:

  1. Primary : Can be styled with filled / outline look.
  2. Secondary

Button States:

  1. Default
  2. Hover
  3. Disabled

How System works!

  • Changing state of the button will style the button with different background and text color.
  • While hovering over the button will outline the button to make the visible difference clear.
  • While button is disabled, the light text color & background differentiate the button making user understand about its disability.
  • All colors chosen meet the accessibility criteria.
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Some of the things I'd suggest to improve:

  • Remove "primary/secondary" labels from the buttons — they make it harder to understand how the button looks
  • You have 2 buttons named "Primary". The outlined one better have its own classification
  • Overall layout and presentation of your work make it harder to understand what's behind it. The better you present your work here — the more reviews you'll attract from the community. Feel free to refactor the cover image, and use the description field to move reasoning out from the image to keep it simpler and more visually appealing. Will be happy to revise the reviews once you make the updates.

Feel free to apply your creativity and present your work in the best possible way. Try exploring how others presenting button systems.

(edited)

The hierarchy isn't clearly established in this button system. To address this, I would recommend first browsing some examples of other systems to understand how hierarchy and visual styles work in buttons.

Additionally, the outlined version should be treated as its own distinct type.

Lastly, both of the disabled states could be made consistent. This way, you create a recognizable pattern for your users to identify disabled elements in your interface.

(edited)

Simple and effective although presentation could be more appealing

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