The product's top bar: logo and environment on the start, global search in the centre, utility icons, the user and their company on the end. Not a page title.
Values side by side as bars, one group or stack per category, like invoices by status for each week. Bars stand up, or run across with orientation horizontal.
One item in a grid or list of options people compare and pick, like a proposal line, product or plan: title, details, a price and a status note, with an optional image and a select checkbox.
Pick one item from options that nest several levels deep by walking columns left to right, like a field on a related object (Invoice / Account / Owner) or a region / country / city.
Content for one table cell: text, a number, a date, a link, a redirect to another page, a person, a file, a status, a trend, progress, a switch, row actions or a row menu, a tree row, with an optional row checkbox. Each cell is full width with a faint bottom border.
Sets the density tokens for everything inside it: Compact, Default or Comfortable spacing, control and icon sizes, and font sizes, like the BP Foundations density modes.
The pieces of a process walked one step at a time: a dark panel for a step, the dark list of every step beside the page, the header over a step, and the footer under it.
A list of records, one a row: a primary and a secondary line with an avatar, icon or image before them, and badges, actions, a chevron or a drag handle after, grouped under headers when the list is long, and stepping into nested lists in place.
A titled block of a page, like Account information or Recent invoices: a header with a line under it, optional help and buttons, and the content below. It can collapse.
Gray placeholder shapes in the layout of content that is still loading, like lines of text, an avatar or an image, so the page keeps its shape until the data arrives.
A short note that floats in after an action, like Saved successfully, and goes away on its own after a few seconds, with an optional Undo. In loading mode it is a small notice that stays while work runs, with a progress bar and a Cancel.
A nested list people open and close level by level, like teams in an organization, project folders or account hierarchies, to pick, check or reorder items.