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# Illustration

The Avonni Illustration component displays a pre-designed Salesforce illustration with an optional title, rich descriptive content, and configurable size — making it easy to communicate empty states, errors, confirmations, and other messages visually.

## Overview

The Illustration component is a visual element used to enhance the user interface and communicate information in a visually engaging way. It draws from a library of built-in Salesforce illustrations.

**Common use cases:**

* **Empty States** — show an illustration when a Data Table or List has no data to display (e.g., "No messages yet").
* **Success / Confirmation** — confirm a successful action with a matching illustration.
* **Error / Warning** — represent an error or warning condition visually.
* **Visual Breaks** — add interest and break up large blocks of text or data.
* **Branding** — use illustrations that align with your brand's visual style.
* **Page Not Found** — communicate navigation errors clearly.

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## Configuration

To configure the Illustration, select it on the canvas. The configuration panel opens on the right. The sections below mirror the properties from top to bottom.

### Properties

#### Title

The main title text displayed as part of the illustration. Accepts static text or a dynamic value (Variable, Formula, or Component Attribute).

#### Variant

Selects which illustration to display. Choose from the full list of pre-designed Salesforce illustrations:

Text Only, Going Camping, Maintenance, Desert, Open Road, No Access, No Access 2, No Connection, Not Available In Lightning, Page Not Available, Walkthrough Not Available, Fishing Deals, Lake Mountain, No Events, No Task, Setup, Gone Fishing, No Content, No Preview, Preview, Research, Access Deleted, Access Limit, Access Request, Cart No Items, Error App Connection, Error Connection Issue, Error Recoverable, Error Unrecoverable, Maintenance Planned, Maintenance Unplanned, No Results Filter, No Results Search, No Results Unknown, Success Assigned, Success New, Success Self Assigned.

#### Size

Controls the size of the illustration. Options: **Small**, **Large**.

Requires: **Variant** is set to any value other than **Text Only**.

#### Content

Rich text content displayed below the illustration, typically used for a description or guidance message. Accepts static or dynamic values (Variables, Formulas, Component Attributes).

#### Alternative Text

A text description of the illustration used for accessibility. Found under **Advanced Options**.

### Set Component Visibility

All components support conditional visibility — see [Component Visibility](/dynamic-components/core-concepts/component-visibility.md).


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