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Stepper

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A value moved a step at a time, between buttons at the top and bottom of the screen, with the level rail the kit draws beside them — a curved progress arc standing in for the level indicator remote-material3 does not publish.

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Stepper
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Compare8 variants of Stepper, against FigmaM3 Wear OS Apps Design Kit

  1. ideal/default/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →
  2. ideal/disabled/compacton the stagenot scorednot scoreddiff →
  3. ideal/icon-disabled/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →
  4. ideal/icon-no-button-fill-disabled/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →
  5. ideal/icon-no-button-fill/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →
  6. ideal/icon/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →
  7. ideal/no-button-fill-disabled/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →
  8. ideal/no-button-fill/compactnot scorednot scoreddiff →

every component →every component →

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