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Component · Layout
Container
Constrained grouping primitive with no intrinsic meaning.
- Category
- Layout
- Slots
- 3
- States
- 0
- Writer
- Shared
Preview
Contained Group
Content bounded by a structural container with responsive padding.
<Container>
<Text text="Contained Group" variant="h3" />
<Text
text="Content bounded by a structural container with responsive padding."
variant="p"
/>
</Container>Anatomy
The named parts of the rendered markup. Recipes style these hooks, and every renderer keeps them stable.
| Slot | DOM class |
|---|---|
| root | .primitive-container |
| header | .primitive-container__header |
| title | .primitive-container__title |
States and platforms
The states the contract publishes, the platforms it declares, and the style recipes that dress it.
States
Platforms
Recipes
Renderers
Every tag in the example above renders through a shared writer.
Declared adapters. A status is the manifest's declaration, not a measured parity result.
| Target | Renderer | Status |
|---|---|---|
| web | react | experimental |
| runtime-node | view-node | ready |
| ssr | html-semantic | ready |
| terminal | terminal-layout | planned |
| native | native-adapter | experimental |
Accessibility
Named containers can expose a lightweight region without depending on recipe styling, while unnamed groups stay structurally quiet.
- Containers with a visible title or explicit aria-label expose a stable accessible region name.
- Unnamed containers avoid introducing extra landmark noise unless a caller opts in with role or aria labelling.