FireButton
An invented interface kit built around one canvas-drawn toggle, with the showcase page that sells it. Every brand on it is invented and every figure is made up, so there is nothing to unpick before you start.
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Where this page came from
It is an adaptation, not ours from nothing, and the licence it arrived under is the reason it can be here at all.
- The original
- Canvas Fire Button, by Ray Velez
- Licence
- MIT, the source
- What was changed
- New brand, copy and figures, and a retuned palette.
What it is for
Ten canvases on one page, all of them the same control at different sizes and states. It is the only page here that is a component showcase rather than a product pitch, which makes it the one that shows what a single well-drawn control can carry.
Take it
One prompt, not two. An effect ships a second copy with its source pasted in for agents with no web access; a page this size has nothing sane to inline, so this one fetches the files and writes them where you say.