Page
The outer wrapper of the page—including the page title, subtitle, and page-level actions—displayed in a familiar and consistent style that sets expectations about the purpose of the page.
Anchor to pagepropsPageProps
The text to be used as title.
Indicates that the page is in a loading state.
When true
, the page shows loading indicators for the UI elements that it is owns. The page is not responsible for the loading indicators of any content that is passed as children
.
The action grouping, provided as button(s), that is placed in the primary position of the page.
Accessibility label for the primary action grouping. If an accessibility label is not provided, default text is used.
Label for the primary action grouping. If a label is not provided, default text is used.
The action grouping, provided as button(s), that is placed in the secondary position of the page.
The text to be used as subtitle.
Supported props for Buttons used inside Page prop.
children
only support text.
A label used for buyers using assistive technologies. When set, any children
supplied to this component will not be announced to screen reader users.
Disables the button, disallowing any interaction.
Replaces content with a loading indicator.
Accessible label for the loading indicator when user prefers reduced motion. This value is only used if loading
is true.
Callback that is run when the button is pressed.
An overlay component to render when the user interacts with the component.
Destination URL to link to.
Supported props for Button used inside Page prop.
children
are not supported.
Use instead.
A label used for buyers using assistive technologies. Needed because children
passed to this component will be discarded.
Callback that is run when the button is pressed.
Destination URL to link to.
Basic Page
Preview

Anchor to best-practicesBest Practices
Title
- Set clear expectations about the purpose and main topic of the page.
- Aim for 1-3 words.
- Use sentence case.
Subtitle
- Use to provide additional context or information that enhances the customer’s understanding of the page.
- Use subtitles sparingly and only when they add useful information that is distinct from the title.
Buttons
- Use for page-level actions only.
- If there is a single primary action for the page, display it as a primary button. Display all other page-level actions as secondary buttons.
- See UX guidelines to learn more about the button logic for order actions.