Where and when is checkbox design appropriate?
Checkbox design in enterprise applications effectively reduces cognitive load and supports better decision-making. But where and when should these components be used? When to use toggle vs. checkbox? When to use checkboxes vs. radio buttons? This article answers these questions and more!
What are the checkbox states?
A checkbox, at its core, is a simple binary control: checked or unchecked. However, there are a few nuances to consider to create more intuitive and convenient interfaces. Discover these nuances and how they can enhance your interfaces in this article.
How to design a checkbox and avoid common mistakes?
Learn how to design checkboxes effectively and avoid typical mistakes. Follow best practices for visual distinction, alignment, labeling, and usability to create a better user experience with checkboxes.
What checkbox types should be considered for better usability?
Apart from the standard checkbox, which features a checkmark and a text block, there are various other checkbox types. In this article, we’ll focus on the most common ones—those you're likely to use most often.
Should I use chip components instead of checkboxes?
Sometimes a checkbox works better, other times the UI chip does. Discover how to choose the right one with specific use cases and decision-making patterns from our designer.