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Link button

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

When to use

  • Going somewhere that needs the weight of a button, such as the main action on an empty state.
  • A link that sits among buttons, where a plain link would look out of place.

When not to use

  • Doing something. That is a button. They look the same, but they behave differently.
  • A link inside a sentence. Use a plain link.

Guidance

Do

Browse components

Use it when the control takes people somewhere. It is a real link, so it can open in a new tab and has the usual link menu.

Don't

Save changes

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

Intensity

How much attention each of this component's grounds uses, scored 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. Demanded is declared, and its use is limited. So neither of those two depends on the component alone. See intensity.

Content

What to write, and what to leave out.

  • Name the destination. Browse components, not Go.
  • Do not write click here. It says nothing about where the link goes.