Properties

Every property lives on the thing itself, in plain words. There is no separate stylesheet and no project theme.

Select anything and its properties panel shows collapsed plain-word sections. Every rendered row is live: change it and the canvas follows. Rows you have not set take no space: a ghost Add row offers them, and the x beside a set row clears it back to the component's own default.

The shared rows

Beside its own properties, every visual component carries two shared families. Style: fill, border, corner radius, shadow. The surface of the thing. Position: every visual component is a layer with its own place and size. Component pages in these docs list each component's own properties and take the shared rows as read.

Good defaults

Components look right before you touch anything; the defaults live in the component itself. A property you never set follows the component's default forever, including when that default improves.