October 30, 2025



Modal DialogModal Dialog: The Modal Dialog component focuses user attention on a specific task, decision, or message while maintaining the underlying page context. Use it thoughtfully, as it interrupts user flow and blocks background interaction.

Key Features include

September 16, 2025



Floating Bar: We are introducing the new Floating Bar component, a fixed element that keeps key information visible as users scroll. It adapts to different viewports, expands to reveal additional content, and gives teams structured control over content. Key Features Include:

📱Responsive Behavior: Adapts to viewport width, rendering as a floating element on large screens (≥1000px) and as a bottom sheet on smaller screens.

🧩 Content flexibility: Provides dedicated slots for header-collapsed, header-expanded, and body, enabling teams to control content across states.

👀 Customizable visibility: Easily controlled via a simple visibility API, with smooth transitions in and out of view, which can be tied to consumer-defined viewport or scroll conditions.

♿ Accessibility & RTL support: Built with accessibility standards and right-to-left language support to ensure inclusive use.

August 20, 2025

Carousel: We're introducing the Carousel Component - a flexible and intuitive solution for displaying any content (images, cards, text, and mixed media) in a horizontally scrollable format for when space is limited or content is secondary.

Key features include: ↔️ Smooth horizontal scrolling and snapping with touch gesture support 📱 A responsive design that adapts to different screen sizes 🧩 Flexible layout configurations with CSS variables ♿ Accessibility and RTL language support ⏳ Lazy loading for improved performance

July 08, 2025

Person Card, Person Item: The retired Person Card and Person Item components (introduced as new versions in 4.28.0 and 4.29.0) are being removed from the library as its deprecation window is closing. Please migrate any existing instances of the retired components to the current versions. Both new versions feature support for athlete numbers, more flexible metadata structures, improved layer organization, and removal of unused properties. The new Person Card additionally supports cover variants for a modernized design.

Follow the Migration Guide for more details to resolve breaking changes.