The Bottom Sheet component is a versatile interface element that slides up from the bottom of the screen to present additional content or actions without navigating away from the current view. Bottom sheets are particularly useful for mobile interfaces and responsive designs, offering a space-efficient way to display supplementary information or gather user input.

Key features

• Multiple variants including simple confirmation, form input, and complex multi-step processes

• Customizable height and content layout

• Support for various input types such as text fields, checkboxes, and rating systems

• Ability to include buttons for primary and secondary actions

• Scrollable content for longer forms or lists

Design considerations

• Consistent styling with other UI components, using the same color scheme and typography

• Clear visual hierarchy to guide users through the content or steps

• Adequate spacing between elements for touch-friendly interaction

• Use of icons and visual cues to enhance understanding and engagement

• Responsive design to ensure proper display on different screen sizes

Usage guidelines

• Use for secondary actions or information that doesn't require a full page

• Implement for user feedback collection, such as ratings and reviews

• Apply for multi-step processes that benefit from a focused, overlay approach

• Consider using for contextual actions related to the current screen content

• Ensure easy dismissal through a clear exit action or by tapping outside the sheet