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Callout

Default, blue, success, warning and error messages that need to stand apart from body text.

core Current implementation: ISQ Rise Version introduced: 1.0.0 Platforms: Rise Owner: Design and development steward

ISQ Rise implementation preview

Rendered with the governed ISQ production Rise CSS

This raises Sarah’s concern further. Sarah reviews section 10 of the Child Protection Act 1999.

Light background shown; verify against a tinted or dark surface where the component is used that way in course.

Use when / avoid when

Use when

  • A short reinforcing message, a state result, or a boundary note within a panel.

Avoid when

  • Multiple callouts in succession — choose the one point that deserves emphasis.

Anatomy

  • Left rule (colour-coded)
  • Message text

Variants

States

Responsive behaviour

Stacks naturally; no restructuring at narrow widths.

Accessibility

  • Colour is always paired with the message text itself — never a colour-only cue.
  • Use role="status" for callouts injected dynamically after an interaction.

Current implementation

Theme and platform: ISQ · Articulate Rise

Implementation type: css-foundation

The classes below belong to the ISQ implementation namespace. A future theme may implement the same component contract with different tokens and class names.

Dependencies: Production CSS only.

Code

HTML
<div class="isq-callout isq-callout--blue">
  <p class="isq-body">This raises Sarah’s concern further. Sarah reviews section 10 of the <strong>Child Protection Act 1999</strong>.</p>
</div>

Classes used: .isq-callout, .isq-callout--white, .isq-callout--blue, .isq-callout--success, .isq-callout--warning, .isq-callout--error

ISQ production stylesheet reference →

Related items

Related patterns: Key message Feedback

Related components: Key message Decision point

Governance metadata

OwnerDesign and development steward
StatusCore
Version introduced1.0.0
Last reviewed2026-07
Known limitations
  • --isq-warning uses the same value as body charcoal rather than a distinct hue — confirm this is intentional (see Decisions).