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Well-executed with a clear understanding of button states and types. It effectively uses visual cues to guide user interaction, maintaining consistency and usability. With a few enhancements such as improved accessibility features and subtle animations, the design can be further refined.
Overall, this is a solid foundation for a button system.
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