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Interaction
Stepped panel
A compact toolbar of steps whose panel springs to the measured height of each step, with content sliding in the direction you moved.
Where it earns its place
Process explainers, pricing tiers and onboarding steps: dense information behind a small control, without a page of accordions.
What we changed
- Recast as the studio's 4 to 8 week engagement, with an eight-week strip that lights the weeks each phase occupies.
- Kept the core idea: the panel's height is a measured number the spring travels to, never auto, so step changes resize smoothly.
- Added direction-aware content slides and a shared layoutId pill under the active tab.
- Made it a real tablist: arrow keys, Home and End, roving tabindex, Escape to close; outside presses are scoped to the example.
- Dropped the Radix scroll area, the badge and the scroll-into-view logic, which a four-step bar never needs.