Content shadows

Content shadows provide depth, visual hierarchy, and a sense of realism, enhancing user experience by guiding attention, improving readability, and contributing to a cohesive and aesthetically pleasing interface. For small elements use subtle primary and secondary shadows provide a gentle lift. Pop-ups and modals use distinct shadows to stand out from the background, while drawers have soft, diffused shadows for a layered effect. Cards are given a slight elevation with their shadows, making them appear raised. Hover effects on elements use shadows to indicate interactivity, and input fields have focused shadows to highlight active states. Additionally, input error shadows draw attention to fields requiring user action, ensuring a clear and intuitive user experience.