Error with Everything Alert for React

When the alert has to stand out among other content, such as at the top of a page or in a dashboard. An icon helps readers sort alerts at a glance: a circled X for errors, a triangle for warnings, an i for information. Inline next to a field that's already marked invalid, it adds little.

The variant's: with variant="destructive" the icon takes the destructive color along with the text. You don't set its color or size; the alert sizes an unsized icon and colors it for every variant.

The alert places a direct svg child in a first column that spans the title and description rows, and aligns it with the title's first line. Put the icon first, before AlertTitle, and the layout does the rest.

Here, yes: the title already says Error, so the icon is decorative and the demo sets aria-hidden="true" on it. If the icon were the only sign of severity, give the title that word instead of exposing the icon.

At the start of the reading direction, where the eye lands first: left in English, right in Arabic or Hebrew. The alert's icon column follows the page's direction, so you don't change anything for right-to-left. Controls such as the buttons go at the end.

No. Alert is already a grid that adds the icon column when a direct svg child is present, and AlertAction takes the buttons. Write the parts in order (icon, title, description, action) without wrapper elements.