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Link button

A link button navigates, but is drawn as a button.

When to use

  • Navigating somewhere that deserves the weight of a button, such as the main action on an empty state.
  • A destination sitting among real buttons, where a plain link would look out of place.

When not to use

  • Doing something. That is a button. The difference matters even though they look the same.
  • A link inside a sentence, which should be a link.

Guidance

Do

Browse components

Use it when the thing is genuinely navigation. It is a real link, so it opens in a new tab and offers the usual menu.

Don't

Save changes

Do not use it for an action. Save changes is not a place, and drawing it as a link breaks middle click and the back button.

Intensity

What each of this component's grounds spends, measured against the ladder in both themes.

AppearanceGroundLightDark
buttonneutral0.042Ambient0.066Substrate
buttondisabled0.042Ambient0.129Ambient
button--dangerdanger-bold0.443Marked0.617Marked
button--defaultneutral0.042Ambient0.066Substrate
button--discoverydiscovery-bold0.444Marked0.624Marked
button--primarybrand-bold0.460Marked0.598Marked
button--selectedselected0.042Ambient0.062Substrate
button--subtleneutral-subtle0.000Substrate0.000Substrate
button--warningwarning-bold0.448Marked0.601Marked

Substrate, Ambient and Marked are measured. Directed depends on what else is in the region, and Demanded is declared and rationed, so neither is a property this component carries by itself. See intensity.

Content

What to write, and what to leave out.

  • Name the destination. Browse components, not Go.
  • Do not write click here, for the same reason as on any link.