Use-Case Specific Components

Learn about the different Aggie UX components designed to handle specialized types of content.

Learn about accordion groups, which allow you to hide content under clickable-headers that can be opened to reveal hidden content.

Learn about alerts, a visually distinct way to display supplementary information or validation messages.

Learn about button slabs, a component that can have up to five buttons.

Learn about the collection feature component, that can feature an icon list, link list, description list or factoids.

Learn about contact card collections which can be used to display contact information for multiple individuals.

Learn about description list collections, which can be used to display a collection or terms and their respective descriptions.

Learn about factoid collections, which can be used do display statistics, rankings and other concise facts.

Learn about the glossary component, which can be used to display an alphabetical list of terms and their definitions.

Learn about icon list collections, which can contain 1-4 lists that use icons as bullets.

Learn about link list collections, which can contain 1-4 lists with linked list items with optional descriptions and nested links.

Learn about link slabs, which can be used to display a single list of linked items.

Learn about publication accordion groups, which are designed to house information about scholarly publications.

Learn about Q&A collections, designed to display short question and answer pairs.

Learn about the standalone block quote component, designed to display a single quotation with attribution.

Learn about basic tables, which can display data in columns and rows.

Learn about testimonial collections, which contain multiple quotations with attribution.

Learn about widgets and embeds, which allows you to bring in content from third-party sources into an Aggie UX site.