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[CL-254] Rename 500 colors to 600 to prep for UI redesign (#8623)
* [CL-254] Rename 500 colors to 600 to prep for UI redesign

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Co-authored-by: Will Martin <contact@willmartian.com>
2024-04-05 10:58:32 -04:00

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import { Meta, Story, Primary, Controls } from "@storybook/addon-docs";
import * as stories from "./progress.stories";
<Meta of={stories} />
# Progress
Progress indicators may be used to visually indicate progress or to visually measure some other
value, such as a password strength indicator.
<Primary />
<Controls />
## Labels
Always display a label to provide a text based description of what the indicator is measuring. This
allows those who may not be familiar with the pattern to be able to read and digest the information.
It also allows assistive technology to accurately describe the indicator to those who may be unable
to see part or all of the indicator.
<Story of={stories.Full} />
## Text label
When measuring something other than progress, such as password strength, update the label to fit the
context of the implementation.
<Story of={stories.CustomText} />
### Strength indicator styles
For a strength indicator use the following styles for fill:
- **Weak:** `danger-600`
- **Weak2:** `warning-600`
- **Good:** `primary-600`
- **Strong:** `success-600`
## Accessibility
Be sure to include the proper `aria-valuemin`, `aria-valuemax`, and `aria-valuenow` attributes. An
a`ria-valuetext` should also be configurable to include the text a screen reader should read to the
user.
In the case of a password strength indicator; `aria-describedby` is used on the password field and
points to the `id` of the progress bar. This results in the screen reader reading the password
strength to the user after they finish typing.