Toast Stack
Three transient toasts: a success, an undoable deletion with a timer track, and a loading export state.
Three transient toasts: a success, an undoable deletion with a timer track, and a loading export state.
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Toast Stack is the transient-notification pattern as a static blueprint, three toasts pinned to the bottom-right of a scrim surface. The success reads Changes saved, your profile was updated. Below it, a deletion toast for RPT-2026-0118 carries an Undo button and a thin timer track filled to 40 percent showing how long you have left. Below that, a loading spinner ticks through Exporting data, building your CSV.
Toasts are one const array with a kind field (success, undo, loading), optional undo and progress fields, and a dismiss button on every row. The timer track is the difference between an undoable action and one the user cannot recover from.
Reach for this block when you need to document or demonstrate your toast notification patterns, wired to your toast library or state manager. Connect the Undo button to your delete recovery endpoint.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the three-state toast reference. Other stacks:
Tip: the timer track on the deletion toast is load- bearing copy, without it users do not know they have a window to act.