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Button Child

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Revision 2026-10-01 23:29 UTC 411ea513 pinned

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Lowest emphasis; no container at all, for a button inside another surface.

Pinned to catalog revision 8d359fda, published 2026-10-01 23:29 UTC — these pixels cannot change. view current
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index as of 2026-10-02 09:23 UTC

Pinned revision: Theme overrides are not applied; Source, SVG, and 3D use the current catalog and are unavailable.
Button Child
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Compare10 variants of Button Child, against Design referenceM3 Wear OS Apps Design Kit

  1. ideal/default/compactnot scorednot scored
  2. ideal/disabled/compactnot scorednot scored
  3. ideal/icon-disabled/compactnot scorednot scored
  4. ideal/icon-extra-large-disabled/compacton the stagenot scorednot scored
  5. ideal/icon-extra-large/compactnot scorednot scored
  6. ideal/icon-large-disabled/compactnot scorednot scored
  7. ideal/icon-large/compactnot scorednot scored
  8. ideal/icon/compactnot scorednot scored
  9. ideal/left-disabled/compactnot scorednot scored
  10. ideal/left/compactnot scorednot scored

every component →every component →

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