Atlassian Design System
Atlassian Design System / 2012– / Style / Platform Screen Languages
A system that translates the complexity of Jira and Confluence into shared tokens, content rules, spacing, grids and components. Consistency builds trust while keeping large sets of issues, documents and states navigable.
White and pale gray layers with blue primary actions / Rounded cards and lozenge-shaped status labels / Clear divisions among sidebar, table and detail pane / Color, spacing, radius and elevation controlled by tokens
Dictionary entry
- Best used for
- Work-management products where people move repeatedly between lists and details · Keeping a trusted family resemblance across products without hiding their complexity
- Type
- Fix the steps for headings, body and labels; keep status names short inside lozenges.
- Composition
- Keep navigation, list and detail roles stable; use token multiples for spacing.
- Material
- Use white and pale gray as the base, blue for primary actions and one semantic meaning per status color.
- Caution
- Too many cards and status labels give every component equal force and hide the work that matters next.
- Further study
- Atlassian design principles / Status lozenges / Spacing, radius and elevation tokens
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