The Tooltip component provides brief, contextual information about a UI element when users hover over or focus on it. Tooltips enhance user understanding by offering additional context or explanations without cluttering the interface.

Key features:

• Support for various positions (top, bottom, left, right) relative to the target element.

• Customizable appearance to match the design system.

• Responsive design ensuring usability across different devices and screen sizes.

Design considerations:

• Ensure tooltips are easily readable with sufficient contrast against the background.

• Maintain adequate spacing between the tooltip and the target element.

• Use a consistent style and animation for all tooltips to maintain design coherence.

• Consider the tooltip's content length and avoid long descriptions that can clutter the interface.

Usage guidelines:

• Use tooltips to provide additional information or explanations that are not essential to the primary content.

• Ensure the tooltip content is concise and informative.

• Position tooltips in a way that does not obscure important content.

• Test tooltips with keyboard navigation to ensure accessibility for all users.

Implementation notes:

• Follow the BEM naming convention for class names to ensure modularity and reusability.

• Use CSS variables for theming and easy customization of tooltip styles.

• Consider using JavaScript for enhanced tooltip functionality and positioning.

• Ensure ARIA roles and attributes are correctly applied for accessibility.

• Test tooltips across different browsers and devices to ensure consistent behavior and appearance.