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Skill Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste/skills/notification-design

Notification systems, alert hierarchy, toast patterns, badges, and notification center design.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add Dragoon0x/everything-design-taste --skill notification-design

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Notification Design

Notification Types

TypeUrgencyPersistenceExample
Toast/SnackbarLowAuto-dismiss (3-5s)"File saved"
BannerMediumDismissible"New version available"
Inline alertMediumPersistentForm validation error
Modal alertHighRequires action"Delete all data?"
System notificationVariesOS-levelPush notification

Toast Design

  • Position: top-right (desktop), top-center (mobile).
  • Auto-dismiss: 3-5 seconds. Pause on hover.
  • Stack limit: max 3 visible. Queue the rest.
  • Include undo action for destructive operations.
  • Don't use toasts for errors that need user action.

Alert Colors

ColorMeaningIcon
Blue/InfoInformational, neutralInfo circle
Green/SuccessPositive outcomeCheckmark
Yellow/WarningCaution, needs attentionWarning triangle
Red/ErrorSomething failed, action neededX circle or exclamation

Notification Center

  • Badge count on bell icon (never show 99+, cap at 9+ or show exact).
  • Group by time: Today, Yesterday, This Week, Older.
  • Mark as read on click. Mark all as read option.
  • Empty state: "You're all caught up" with relevant illustration.
  • Don't mix notification types (system alerts vs social activity).

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