About this set
Labels for products and features, and badges that show progress. A workspace menu marks items as New, Beta, Soon and Deprecated with small uppercase labels, and the Soon item is plain text rather than a dead link. Three product tiles with drawn illustrations carry sale and stock labels: a minus 30 percent label with Only 3 left and a struck-through old price, New with Free shipping, and a Sold out tile whose artwork is greyed. Version and build badges follow the familiar two-part shields style for version, build passing, coverage, license and node, plus a v4.2.0 Latest release pill. Step badges show a four-step checkout with ticks on finished steps and aria-current on the current one, and two progress badges show 3 of 5 lessons with a small bar and a 72 percent profile ring drawn with a conic gradient. Use them in navigation, shop grids, README-style pages and onboarding. Every label is a word or a number, the old price has hidden was text, and the ring and bar sit next to text that states the same value.
What’s included
- New, Beta, Soon and Deprecated labels in a navigation menu
- Sale, low stock, new, free shipping and sold out product labels
- Two-part version and build badges in a monospace face
- Checkout step badges with aria-current="step"
- Progress pill with a bar and a conic-gradient completion ring
Accessibility
The menu is a labelled nav with aria-current on the active page, and the unavailable item is not a link. The old price reads as was €25.00 through hidden text, finished steps add completed, the current step uses aria-current="step", and the progress bar and ring are decorative because the same value is written beside them. Links show a 2px indigo focus outline and their hover transition stops under prefers-reduced-motion.
Customise it
Feature labels are .fl modifiers, sale labels .sl modifiers, and shields take their value colour from --v. Bootstrap uses .nav-pills with --bs-nav-* variables, .badge, .card and .progress with --bs-progress-* variables; in Tailwind edit the colour utilities and the conic-gradient value in the ring.


