The divider component is a simple yet effective element for visually separating content within an interface. It helps improve readability and organization by creating clear distinctions between sections or groups of information. Our divider also has different weights and colors, allowing it to structure different layouts, enhance hierarchy, and guide users through content seamlessly without adding visual clutter.
Depending on the context in which it is used, the divider can have different weights, colors, and orientations to better suit the content it separates.
- Regular (1px of weight): ideal for subtle divisions within the same section, maintaining a clean structure without being intrusive. It is used in layouts with related content or in lists where a light separation is needed.
- Divider (2px of weight): useful for creating a more noticeable separation between sections or distinct content groups, reinforcing visual organization. It can be applied to significant context changes within a page or as a separator for grouped information headers.
- Light: best suited for dark backgrounds, providing a subtle yet clear separation without overwhelming the interface.
- Medium: a balanced option that works well in most cases, offering a neutral and adaptable separation that maintains readability.
- Dark: ideal for light backgrounds or when a stronger visual distinction is needed to emphasize section breaks.
- Horizontal: used to separate sections within a page, creating clear distinctions between content blocks, lists, or form fields. It helps establish a visual flow and hierarchy.
- Vertical: useful for dividing content side by side, such as in multi-column layouts, toolbars, or menus. It helps guide the user's eye and structure information efficiently.