Summary
Add a new Stepper pattern/component to HyperUX that will serve as the foundation for building a full-featured Wizard pattern/component in the future. The initial Stepper should provide accessible markup and Alpine.js-driven behavior to facilitate step-based user flows (multi-step forms, progress navigation, etc).
Requirements
- Implement
huxStepper as a reusable Alpine.js pattern/component.
- Design so it can be composed or extended to create a "Wizard" pattern/component.
- Demo must follow the HyperUX documentation pattern (demo first, docs second).
- Document supported public API; internal helpers must be explicitly marked as private in docs if mentioned.
- Provide accessibility notes and ensure ARIA practices are reflected in snippets and demo.
- Error handling section should be documented if there are any runtime failures.
Motivation
Many products need form flows that progress in discrete, manageable steps. A Stepper component will provide a solid foundation for accessible, adaptable multi-step workflows—ultimately enabling richer wizard flows by composition.
Next Steps
- After Stepper base is added and documented, begin work on more complex Wizard pattern using Stepper as its base.
Summary
Add a new Stepper pattern/component to HyperUX that will serve as the foundation for building a full-featured Wizard pattern/component in the future. The initial Stepper should provide accessible markup and Alpine.js-driven behavior to facilitate step-based user flows (multi-step forms, progress navigation, etc).
Requirements
huxStepperas a reusable Alpine.js pattern/component.Motivation
Many products need form flows that progress in discrete, manageable steps. A Stepper component will provide a solid foundation for accessible, adaptable multi-step workflows—ultimately enabling richer wizard flows by composition.
Next Steps