A UX Guide to Microinteractions
  • Basics
    • Introduction
  • Criterion
    • Criteria
    • Component Groups
    • Motion Functions
    • Motion Principles
  • The System
    • Action Components
      • Button
      • Floating Action Button
      • Icon Button
    • Communication Components
      • Onboarding
      • Progress Indicators
      • System Status
    • Navigation Components
      • Nav Bar
    • Selection Components
      • Checkbox
      • Radio Button
      • Sliders
      • Switches
      • Pickers
    • Input Components
      • Text Input
      • Audio Input
  • References
    • Cited Works
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  1. The System

Action Components

Action components help people achieve an aim

Action components are elements within a user interface designed to facilitate user actions and interactions. These components typically include buttons, links, menus, and other clickable or touchable elements that users can interact with to complete tasks or navigate the UI. Effective action components are designed to be clear, intuitive, and easily accessible, and are often designed with visual cues such as color, shape, and animation to communicate their function and importance. Action components play a critical role in creating usable and intuitive interfaces, allowing users to complete tasks and achieve their goals.

The three basic action components in this system are

  • Buttons

  • Floating Action Buttons (FAB)

  • Icon Buttons

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