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Components — Kalme Figma

The pages are built from components, so a change to a component reaches every page that uses it. The main components live on the Components page, on three boards; every page frame holds instances of them. Each component has a short description, shown when you hover it in the Assets panel.

  • Add one: drag it from the Assets panel (Alt/Option + I) onto a frame.
  • Change a variant: select an instance and pick the variant in the right sidebar (for example Header → Breakpoint: Phone Open).
  • Override content: double-click into an instance and change its text or image. Overrides stay when the main component changes. Many components also have text properties (Title, Label, Category, Date…) you can edit straight from the right sidebar.
  • Edit for everyone: right-click an instance → Go to main component, and edit it there.
  • Break the link: Detach instance (Ctrl/Cmd + Alt/Option + B) when one place needs something the component can’t do. The copy stops following the main component.

The hover, open, loading, success and error variants document how the interface reacts. Use them to show states in a presentation, or connect them with Prototype → While hovering / On click to click through the design. The pages show every component at rest.

The Buttons & Elements board: logo, buttons and links with their states, form parts, rating, labels

Component Variants
Logo Color: Black, White — the Kalme logo, as vectors
Button Style: Primary, Secondary × State: Default, Hover — the pill button; Primary carries the red dot
Arrow Link Icon: Yes, No × State: Default, Hover — a link with an arrow in a circle (contact details, team e-mails)
Menu Link State: Default, Hover, Active — one item of the header menu; Active marks the current page
Text Link State: Default, Hover — a plain link with a growing underline
Hamburger State: Default, Open — the phone menu button
Submit Button State: Default, Hover, Pressed, Loading, Disabled, Success, Error
Radio State: Default, Checked — one option of the contact form’s service choice
Form Field — a field label with its input
Plan Switch Plan: Weekly, Monthly — the switch on the pricing card
Icon Text Width: Fill, Hug — a list item with a check, used for a service’s tools
Rating Rating: 1 to 5 stars
Section Label — the label above a section title, between red brackets

To put your logo everywhere, edit the Logo component once (both variants).

The Sections board: header, footer, call to action and ticker

Component Variants
Header Breakpoint: Desktop, Tablet, Phone, Phone Open — Phone Open shows the menu
Footer Breakpoint: Desktop, Tablet, Phone — logo, statement, quick links, contact details, social links, copyright
CTA Breakpoint: Desktop, Tablet, Phone — the call to action above the footer
Ticker Breakpoint: Desktop, Tablet, Phone — the moving strip of images in the call to action

The Cards board: services, pricing, projects, posts, values, team and testimonials

Component Variants
Service Accordion Breakpoint: Desktop, Tablet, Phone × State: Open, Closed — one row of the services on Home
Service Row Breakpoint × Side: Left, Right (desktop), Left (tablet, image beside the panel), Stacked (phone) × State: Default, Hover — a service on the Services page
Service Card State: Default, Hover — a service under “More services”
Pricing Card Breakpoint: Desktop, Mobile × Plan: Weekly, Monthly — the package of a service page
Project Card State: Default, Hover
Post Card State: Default, Hover — title and excerpt are cut after two lines
Value Card Breakpoint: Desktop, Mobile — one of the four values on About
Team Card Breakpoint: Desktop, Mobile
Testimonial Card Breakpoint: Desktop, Mobile × Color: Light, Dark × Size: Full, Simple — Full adds the company logo
Client — the name and company under a testimonial
Demo Image Image: 01 to 04 — an image slot with four demo photos

Mobile variants are for the tablet and phone frames: their cards have 20 px of padding instead of 30.

The Icons page: the six Phosphor icons, one component each

The Icons page holds the six icons used in the design as components (Icon/arrow-up-right, Icon/check, Icon/check-bold, Icon/star, Icon/plus, Icon/x), from Phosphor Icons (MIT licence), coloured with the Black variable. The components draw these shapes in place, so editing an icon component doesn’t change them; use the icon components for anything new. Drag one from the Assets panel, or install the free Phosphor plugin from the Figma Community for the full set in every weight.

Build new components next to the existing ones, on the matching board of the Components page, and use the colour variables and text styles (Colours and text styles) instead of raw values — that keeps your additions rebrandable with the rest.