Aside

Note asides

Note: Use the note aside to provide supplemental information.

Caution asides

Caution: Use the caution aside to indicate a potential pitfall or complication.

Warning asides

Warning: The warning aside is stronger than a caution aside; use it to tell the reader not to do something.

Success asides

Success: Use the success aside to describe a successful action or an error-free status.

Celebration asides

Celebration: Use the celebration aside to celebrate events like a cross-browser launch.

Objective asides

Objective: Use the objective aside to define the goal of a process described in the body copy.

Important asides

Key point: Use the important aside to indicate a common problem that the reader wouldn't know without specialized knowledge of the topic.

Key-term asides

Key term: Use the key-term aside to define a term that's essential to understanding an idea in the body copy. Key-term asides should be a single sentence that includes the term in italics. For example, "A portal is…"

Codelab asides

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Update asides

Update: Use the update aside in select cases where updates concerning a developing situation around a certain API or metric can be effectively communicated.