A grid of eight outlined toast notifications — each a light-tinted card with a 1.5px coloured outline, a 24px line icon, a short message, and a smoothly filling progress bar. One toast spins a loader; one carries an inline link. Fully token-driven and design-system agnostic.

A stack of notification toasts — each a charcoal card with a coloured circular badge, a message, and an inline action button. Four scenarios (message, friend request, file shared, comment) enter at once, auto-dismiss, and respawn when the stack empties. Token-driven and design-system agnostic.

A minimal toast with a thin bottom progress underline in four semantic variants — success, info, warning, and error — each pairing a deep tinted card with a bright pastel accent.

Four filled dark toast cards — success, failure, warning, info — each a semantic dark-tinted slab carrying a bright accent glyph, accent label, and a smoothly filling accent progress bar, rendered from a small data array and fully token-driven and design-system agnostic.

A colour-plate snackbar stack — nine variants (success, info, warning, error, pending, mention, schedule, brand and offline), each led by a solid plate in the system's own state or category colour, read verbatim, bleeding a tinted wash into the bar, with outlined actions and a progress rail.

A soft, tinted toast notification stack. Each toast wears a pale tinted fill, a matching border, a square icon badge, a title/message pair, and a countdown progress track. Four variants — success, error, warning, info — auto-dismiss with hover and focus pause, plus a replay trigger.

A token-driven toast notification system that renders a staggered set of stacked, auto-dismissing toasts in a fixed corner region across success, error, info, and warning variants — each with a semantic icon chip, inline action, and an auto-dismiss progress indicator that pauses on hover — plus.

Four telegraph dispatch-slip toasts with mono routing stubs, clear status messages, contextual green View and Open actions, and dismiss controls. Irreversible events do not expose misleading Undo actions.