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This application is a demonstration of a Speed Dial component, showcasing its various functionalities and use cases within a user interface. The app is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging modern web development practices to create an interactive and responsive experience. Users can interact with three main demo components: a dashboard, a form, and a table. Each component utilizes the Speed Dial feature to provide quick access to relevant actions without cluttering the interface. The dashboard allows users to add widgets, view analytics, and access settings. The form enables users to save drafts, print, or clear the form, while the table displays user data with options to view details, edit, or delete users. To use the app, users can click on the Speed Dial button, which reveals a set of actions specific to the context they are in. The Speed Dial can be configured to trigger on click or hover, and it supports various styles, including square and circular buttons. Users can also customize the actions, colors, and sizes of the buttons to fit their design preferences. The app employs several technologies, including React for building the user interface, TypeScript for type safety, and Lucide icons for visual elements. The Speed Dial component is designed with accessibility in mind, providing tooltips for each action and ensuring that it can be easily navigated using keyboard controls. Key features of the app include: - A responsive layout that adapts to different screen sizes. - Multiple demo contexts (dashboard, form, table) showcasing the Speed Dial's versatility. - Customizable actions and styles for the Speed Dial component. - Support for hover and click interactions to open the Speed Dial menu. - Accessibility features such as tooltips and keyboard navigation. Overall, this application serves as a comprehensive example of how to implement and utilize a Speed Dial component in a modern web application, providing developers with insights into its capabilities and potential use cases.
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Last Updated July 8, 2025