The Pagination component is used to divide large sets of content into manageable pages, helping users navigate lists, tables, and search results efficiently. It improves performance and usability by limiting the amount of information shown at once while giving users clear control over navigation.
Purpose
Displaying long lists or large datasets
Presenting table data that exceeds a single page
Improving load performance for content-heavy pages
Allowing users to move sequentially through results
Pagination is commonly used in tables, directories, dashboards, and search results.
Component Structure
Rows per page selector – allows users to control how many items are shown
Range indicator – shows the current item range (e.g. 1–25 of 100)
Page numbers – enable direct navigation to specific pages
Navigation controls – first, previous, next, and last page actions.
Interaction Behavior
Clicking page numbers navigates directly to the selected page
Navigation arrows move users forward or backward sequentially
The current page is visually highlighted
Disabled states are applied when navigation is not available
Accessibility Guidelines
Pagination controls must be keyboard accessible
Use clear focus states for active elements
Provide descriptive labels for navigation icons (e.g. “Next page”)
Ensure sufficient contrast for active and inactive states
Responsive Behavior
Pagination adapts to the available screen space
Page numbers may be condensed on smaller screens
Touch targets remain accessible on mobile devices
Essential controls remain visible at all breakpoints
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