When You Need to Show a Button’s Loading State
Buttons have more than an enabled and disabled state. They also have a loading state. The loading state isn't usually shown to users because most actions happen within seconds.
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The “Hover Effect” for Mobile Buttons
A typical interface screen has many elements on it. Hover effects inform users what they can interact with by providing visual feedback on buttons.
Get a Free .design Domain
As the web grows, more domain extensions have started to crop up. The internet began with six top-level domains (e.g., .com, .net, .org) and now has over a thousand.
Why You Shouldn’t Gray Out Disabled Buttons
What should you do if you have a button that isn't active in a given context? Removing the button from its native location and revealing it later can surprise users.
Stop Misusing Toggle Switches
There are times to use toggle switches and times not to. When designers misuse them, it leads to confused and frustrated users.
The Confusing State of Toggle Switches
Most users know how to toggle the switches on electrical devices, but get confused with the interface ones. They often have trouble discerning whether a switch is indicating a status or command.
The Challenges with Single Toggle Buttons
Toggle buttons should do three things — change states, show the current state, and reveal unselected options. If your toggle button doesn’t do all these things, it has poor usability.