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

Input Components

Input components let people enter and edit text or audio

Input components in a user interface can take on many forms, including those that allow audio and text input. Audio input components, such as speech recognition, enable users to provide information through spoken commands or recordings. Meanwhile, text input components, such as text boxes or drop-down menus, allow users to enter information using typed or selected text. Both input components should be designed to be user-friendly, clear, and easily understandable, with appropriate labels and placeholders to guide users in providing the necessary information. Using audio and text input components is essential in creating a seamless and positive user experience, enabling users to interact with the UI and complete tasks efficiently and effectively.

Input Components in this system include

  • Text Input

  • Audio Input

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