--- title: SignpostLink description: Signpost the way into a task. --- > LoamUI documentation, generated from the same source as the live page — > treat it as authoritative for `@loamui/core`. # SignpostLink A prominent navigational link: the signpost to a task's starting point. ## Import ```tsx import { SignpostLink } from "@loamui/core"; ``` ## Usage ### Basic A real with a circled arrow. Use it where a page hands over to a task: the start of an application, a checkout, a service. ```tsx Start your application ``` ### Contexts The arrow's circle is a solid status fill, so a context region recolours it like any other component. ```tsx
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``` ### Router link Substitute the element with render to keep client-side navigation. The label may live on either element, and the arrow anatomy wraps it. ```tsx Start your application} /> ``` ## When to use it - To signpost the way into a task from a content page: 'Start your application', 'Book an appointment', 'Go to checkout'. - Where a design asks for a button-sized call-to-action that navigates: this keeps real link semantics with button-scale prominence. - One per destination: a signpost stands out because the links around it are plain. ## When not to - For actions: anything that submits, mutates or confirms is a Button. A signpost only ever goes somewhere. - For links inside prose or navigation lists: ordinary links carry those; a page of signposts signposts nothing. - Side by side with a Button of equal weight: two competing calls-to-action split the click. Decide which one the page is for. ## How it works ### Going, not doing The element must match the behaviour: navigation is an , actions are a