Proper usage of the Dialog component can enhance user experience by providing clear, focused interactions that guide users through important decisions and tasks. Below are guidelines and interactive examples to help you implement dialogs effectively.

Usage

To use the Dialog component, include it with the required props and structure. The component supports various configurations and styling options:

• open to control visibility state
• onClose for handling dialog closure
• fullScreen for expanded display
• maxWidth for size constraints

Basic Dialog

A simple confirmation dialog with title, content, and action buttons. This pattern is ideal for user confirmations and simple decision-making scenarios:

Dialog with Form

Dialogs can contain forms for collecting user input without requiring navigation to a separate page. This pattern works well for quick data collection:

Full-Screen Dialog

Full-screen dialogs provide maximum space for complex content or forms. They're particularly useful on mobile devices or when extensive user input is required:

Best Practices

When to Use Dialogs

Use dialogs for critical user decisions, confirmations, and tasks that require immediate attention. Avoid overusing dialogs as they can interrupt workflow and frustrate users if used inappropriately.

Content Guidelines

Keep dialog content focused and concise. Use clear, action-oriented language for buttons and provide sufficient context without overwhelming the user.

Accessibility

Ensure proper focus management, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support. Always provide clear titles and meaningful action button labels.