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A personal queue in Appetite UI, a Figma UI kit for iOS and Android apps built like a design system: a This week card with 12 of 23 done, a Today, Upcoming and Done switch, task rows with checkboxes, labels and assignee avatars, and a floating add button. Inbox groups mentions and assignments by day.

On this page
  1. Preview
  2. Live components
  3. The pattern
  4. Built from
  5. iOS and Material
  6. Related
  7. Get the file

Preview

My work, Inbox, from the Tasks page of the Appetite UI Figma file. The theme switch shows the dark frames.

Task manager app, dashboard393 x 852 each, Light and Dark
Tasks app My work screen: a This week card with 12 of 23 done, 4 due today, 7 in progress and 12 done, a Today, Upcoming and Done switch, task rows with checkboxes, labels and assignee avatars, and a floating add button above the tab barTasks app My work screen in dark mode: a This week card with 12 of 23 done, 4 due today, 7 in progress and 12 done, a Today, Upcoming and Done switch, task rows with checkboxes, labels and assignee avatars, and a floating add button above the tab bar
My work
Tasks app Inbox screen: a 2 unread count, All, Mentions and Assigned tabs, and notifications grouped under Today and Yesterday, each with an avatar, an action mark and a timeTasks app Inbox screen in dark mode: a 2 unread count, All, Mentions and Assigned tabs, and notifications grouped under Today and Yesterday, each with an avatar, an action mark and a time
Inbox
Screens, screen, what it shows
ScreenWhat it shows
My workThe personal queue: a week summary, a Today, Upcoming and Done switch, task rows
InboxNotifications grouped by day

Which components carry the dashboard pattern?

The kit's components, drawn live from the same tokens as the frames. Tap them: they behave as the Figma prototype does.

Dashboard, live componentsKit geometry, light and dark

Quick Action Button

Navigation, four tabs

How does this screen follow the dashboard pattern?

The rules every dashboard screen in the kit follows, and what this one does with each.

The pattern, rule, on this screen
RuleOn the task manager app
One thing leadsThe week summary leads: 12 of 23 done, then 4 due today, 7 in progress and 12 done, before any single task.
Actions sit next to what they act onEach task is ticked off on its own row with a Checkbox, and a new one starts from the Floating Action Button above the tab bar.
The tab bar is the way outMy work carries the Navigation tab bar; Inbox narrows its list with All, Mentions and Assigned in a Segmented Control instead of a menu.

What is it built from?

Every control with a component is an instance of it, so one token change moves these screens with the rest of the file.

Built from, component, screens
ComponentScreens
AvatarMy work, Inbox
BadgeMy work
CheckboxMy work
Segmented ControlMy work, Inbox
Floating Action ButtonMy work
NavigationMy work
ButtonInbox

What changes between iOS and Material?

The frames are drawn in the ios-md Platform mode. Switch a frame to android and these variables take the Material values; the components below are where the two systems draw the same need differently.

Platform variables, variable, iOS, Android
VariableiOS (ios-md)Android
platform/bar/bottom-height4964
platform/min-touch-target4448
platform/screen-padding1616
Counterparts, component, iOS, Material 3, what differs
ComponentiOSMaterial 3What differs
NavigationiOS / Tab Bar, floating capsule 62 high, two to five tabsM3 / Navigation bar, 412 × 80, three to five itemsMaterial is a full width bar with a separate 24 high Gesture Navigation component, iOS floats on glass
Top bariOS / Toolbar on a 44 high top barM3 / Top app bar, Small 64 high, Medium 112, Large 152Material has four bar types: Small, Center-aligned, Medium and Large

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Every frame on this page is part of the Appetite UI file, drawn from its components and bound to its variables, so one brand edit moves every screen in light and dark.

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