A data-badge draws attention and can for instance be used to indicate a category. Can be enriched with different colours according to the project or organisation it is used in.
For example the community or hall-of-fame badge for NL Design System that used the same colours as the tiers in the estafette-model visualisation.
6 can be seen as a pre-set of the data-badge
When to use
For text-badges which do not belong in a status group.
When not to use
For text-badges that belong in a status-group for example "approved", "submitted", "more-info-needed", "denied" could be seen as success, neutral, warning, error and so "submitted" is not a data-badge. Use #6 Status Badge instead.
Don't use it for displaying message-count etc. use #7 Counter Badge instead
A data-badge draws attention and can for instance be used to indicate a category. Can be enriched with different colours according to the project or organisation it is used in.
For example the
community
orhall-of-fame
badge for NL Design System that used the same colours as the tiers in the estafette-model visualisation.6 can be seen as a pre-set of the data-badge
When to use
For text-badges which do not belong in a status group.
When not to use
For text-badges that belong in a status-group for example "approved", "submitted", "more-info-needed", "denied" could be seen as
success
,neutral
,warning
,error
and so "submitted" is not a data-badge. Use #6 Status Badge instead.Don't use it for displaying message-count etc. use #7 Counter Badge instead