AppBar is a top surface and one-row alignment structure built on Atom AppBar.
Appearance applies an explicit light, dark, or inherited semantic-token scope to one native or existing Brick host.
Bleed lets authored content extend beyond the inset of its immediate container using responsive, theme-aware logical spacing.
Bottom Navigation presents three to five stable, equal-priority top-level destinations in a compact navigation surface.
Breadcrumb is Brick's finished hierarchy trail.
Container creates a centered, fluid content boundary with a closed maximum measure and logical inline gutters.
Frame owns responsive logical size constraints for one local element.
Grid is Brick's two-dimensional layout primitive.
Group creates a compact inline visual cluster and can attach direct children without changing their semantics or keyboard behavior.
Hide keeps content mounted while removing it from visual layout from one fixed viewport breakpoint.
Link is Brick's finished typographic navigation component.
Link Box expands one real Brick Link across a containing region while keeping secondary controls outside that anchor.
Nav List renders finished native navigation lists, current destinations, and optional grouped disclosure sections on Atom NavList behavior.
Navigation Menu provides site destinations with optional rich link panels through Atom-owned semantics and behavior.
Scroll Area constrains native browser scrolling to explicit axes while keeping content, input, momentum, and platform scrollbar behavior native.
Section owns responsive logical block rhythm for major page and application regions.
Show keeps content mounted and adds it to visual layout from one fixed viewport breakpoint.
Sidebar coordinates a finished persistent complementary panel with main content on Atom Sidebar state and accessibility behavior.
Stack is Brick's one-dimensional layout primitive.
Surface paints a semantic region with a controlled tone and background level, optional border, elevation, radius, and inset.
Tabs switches between related peer panels while preserving complete keyboard, selection, and panel relationships through Atom.
ZStack is Brick's depth-layout primitive.