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

Selection Components

Selection components let people specify choices.

Selection components refer to the interactive elements in a user interface that allow users to choose from a range of options or select from a list. These components can include checkboxes, radio buttons, drop-down menus, sliders, and other similar elements. They are designed to be user-friendly, easy to navigate, and typically feature labels or additional information to help users understand their choices. Effectively using selection components is crucial to creating a positive user experience. They enable users to interact with the system and select options that meet their needs or preferences.

In this system, the selection components examined are

  • Checkboxes

  • Radio Buttons

  • Sliders

  • Switches

  • Pickers

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