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Bubble Workflow Convention

This documentation is intended to provide understanding and effective utilization of the color scheme in your projects on the Bubble.io platform.

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Primary colors and their purposes

Green

Emphasizes actions related to creating or modifying records in the database, indicating successful operation completion.

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Red

Designated for actions involving deletion or resetting of values, aiding users in quickly identifying them.

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Blue

Reserved for actions that do not impact application resources, such as opening or closing pop-up windows.

For example:

Orange

Used for actions related to app navigation, providing ease of orientation within the interface.

For example:

Brown

Utilized for custom workflows and API work, highlighting these actions among others.

For example:

Purple

Left to the developer's discretion for assigning color to actions as they see fit.

For example:

Cyan

Intended for actions involving the use of Custom Events, ensuring ease of perception for complex operations.

For example:

Grey

Employed for all other actions not covered by other colors, aiding in making the interface clear and balanced.

These standards are purely recommendations. Possible discrepancies do not affect the functionality of the application.