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**All UI**: The specification defines class name and html structures which can be used to represent an element
**Elements**: The specification outlines states that an elements can exist, lists common types, or variations, of an element, and if necessary, defines how the element functions in groups.
**Elements**: An element definition gives states which an elements can occupy, common types of that element, and if necessary, defines how the element functions in groups.
**Collections**: The specification defines a list of elements that it can include, and ways which variations in the collection can affect each element.
**Collections**: Collection definitions list elements that it can include, and variations which can apply to both the collection, or individual elements found in the collection.
**Modules**: The specification defines a set of behaviors the module is expected to perform.
**Modules**: Module definitions include a list of behaviors that are commonly associated with an element
**Views**: The specification defines the types of content it usually contains, and a standard heirarchy for presenting the content to the user.
**Views**: View specifications defines the types of content the view usually display, and the heirarchy typical to presenting this content to the user.
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In this case each button will be large because we understand it is a part of the large button group
<p>UI Elements are single interface elements that do not contain other elements inside themselves.</p>
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<p>Elements are often found in groups, so many element definitions include a plural definition.</p>
<h2>Distinction</h2>
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<h4>Groups</h4>
<p>The plural of button is "buttons" a button wrapped inside "buttons" will automatically apply styling appropriate for a group. Also many button variations can be used on plural definitions just like they would be used in singular.</p>
<p>For example, in this case each button will be large because we understand it is a part of the large button group</p>