use-design-system/Highlight

To highlight UI elements during React onboarding, use a component that renders a dimming overlay with a cutout for the target element. It utilizes React Portals to render to document.body, ensuring the highlight and tooltip display correctly above the rest of the interface.

The best way to focus user attention in React is by using an onboarding overlay that temporarily dims the screen. This technique manages focus by visually isolating the target element while displaying a customizable tooltip with a helpful message next to it.

Yes, you can display contextual tooltips next to interactive elements in React. This Skill provides customizable tooltips with message and description fields, handling dynamic positioning and resizing to ensure the tooltip stays aligned with the highlighted target element.

No external dependencies are required to use these UI highlighting components in React. The Skill operates independently without listed dependencies, utilizing built-in React features like Portals to manage the overlay rendering, visibility, and animations.

React Portals handle dynamic positioning for UI highlights by rendering the overlay and tooltip directly to document.body. This avoids parent container clipping issues, allowing the component to dynamically calculate positioning and resizing relative to the target element during onboarding.