Steps - Frameworks

The steps component is built to handle user journeys, showing progress.

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Usage Notes

The steps component consists of two custom elements that work together:

• <w-step-indicator> - The container that manages step layout and orientation
• <w-step> - Individual step items within the indicator

Each <w-step> can be marked as active or completed to indicate progress. The <w-step-indicator> component automatically handles:

• Vertical and horizontal layouts
• Left and right alignment (for vertical layout)
• Visual connecting lines between steps
• ARIA attributes for accessibility

Example

<w-step-indicator>
  <w-step completed>
    <h4>Step one</h4>
    <p>This step is completed</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step active>
    <h4>Step two</h4>
    <p>This is the current step</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step three</h4>
    <p>This step is upcoming</p>
  </w-step>
</w-step-indicator>

<script type="module">
  // Update step states programmatically
  const steps = document.querySelectorAll('w-step');

  // Mark a step as completed
  steps[0].completed = true;

  // Mark a step as active
  steps[1].active = true;
</script>

Props - w-step-indicator

Optional Props

Name	Type	Default	Description
horizontal	boolean	false	Display steps horizontally instead of vertically
right	boolean	false	Align steps to the right (vertical layout only)

Slots

Name	Description
default	<w-step> elements for each step

Horizontal (horizontal)

Display steps in a horizontal layout instead of the default vertical layout.

Type: boolean

Default: false

<w-step-indicator horizontal>
  <w-step completed>
    <h4>Step 1</h4>
    <p>Completed</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step active>
    <h4>Step 2</h4>
    <p>In progress</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step 3</h4>
    <p>Upcoming</p>
  </w-step>
</w-step-indicator>

Right (right)

Align the step indicator to the right side. This only applies to the vertical layout.

Type: boolean

Default: false

<w-step-indicator right>
  <w-step completed>
    <h4>Step one</h4>
    <p>Completed step</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step active>
    <h4>Step two</h4>
    <p>Current step</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step three</h4>
    <p>Next step</p>
  </w-step>
</w-step-indicator>

Props - w-step

Optional Props

Name	Type	Default	Description
active	boolean	false	Whether this step is active
completed	boolean	false	Whether this step is completed

Slots

Name	Description
default	The step content

Active (active)

Mark a step as the currently active step. The active step displays a filled indicator.

Type: boolean

Default: false

<w-step-indicator>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step one</h4>
    <p>Not active</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step active>
    <h4>Step two</h4>
    <p>This step is active</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step three</h4>
    <p>Not active</p>
  </w-step>
</w-step-indicator>

Completed (completed)

Mark a step as completed. Completed steps display a checkmark icon and a filled indicator.

Type: boolean

Default: false

<w-step-indicator>
  <w-step completed>
    <h4>Step one</h4>
    <p>This step is completed</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step completed>
    <h4>Step two</h4>
    <p>This step is also completed</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step active>
    <h4>Step three</h4>
    <p>Current step</p>
  </w-step>
</w-step-indicator>

Programmatic control

You can programmatically update step states by setting the active and completed properties:

<w-step-indicator id="controlled-steps">
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step one</h4>
    <p>First step</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step two</h4>
    <p>Second step</p>
  </w-step>
  <w-step>
    <h4>Step three</h4>
    <p>Third step</p>
  </w-step>
</w-step-indicator>
<script type="module">
  const stepIndicator = document.querySelector('#controlled-steps');
  const steps = stepIndicator.querySelectorAll('w-step');

  // Set initial state: first step completed, second active
  steps[0].completed = true;
  steps[1].active = true;
</script>

Questions?

Feel free to ask any questions on usage in the Warp DS Slack channel: #warp-design-system