notifications-and-recovery

Accessible toast notifications and inline errors require appropriate ARIA roles, keyboard access, readable timing, and screen-reader announcements to ensure users understand system state changes. Pattern selection matches feedback type to context, using inline errors for forms and toasts for transient confirmations.

Retry and undo patterns for failed asynchronous actions provide actionable recovery paths by preserving user changes during failures and offering persistent error messages with retry buttons. Graceful degradation and draft recovery handle both transient and persistent failures without interrupting workflows.

Alert banners suit persistent validation errors requiring immediate user attention, while toast notifications handle transient success or status updates. Contextual pattern selection determines dismissal timing and persistence, ensuring critical recovery actions remain visible until resolved.

Autosave workflows and draft recovery preserve user input during network failures by maintaining local state and providing graceful degradation paths. When form submission fails, the system retains changes and presents actionable recovery options to prevent lost work.

Designing error recovery flows requires no specific UI component dependencies. The approach focuses on contextual pattern selection using standard interface elements like skeletons, banners, and dialogs, structured with appropriate ARIA roles and keyboard support for accessible status feedback.