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- Where should an add button be?
- Where should CTA buttons be placed?
- Should save buttons be on the left or right?
- Should you save the button at the top or bottom?
Where should an add button be?
Placing the button at top is a good idea. Reason being let's say if your table has numerous rows which covers the entire viewport. Then in this case, your button will be hidden from the viewport. Users will have to scroll down to actually add a new row.
Where should CTA buttons be placed?
Call-to-action buttons placed towards the bottom or to the right of content often outperforms alternative placements. Most importantly, never force users to backtrack in order to click a button – CTA buttons should appear in appropriate places that align with a user's experience.
Should save buttons be on the left or right?
Left: 'save and exit' button button above the primary button (not recommended). Right: 'save and exit' button next to the primary button (good). Sometimes users might need to save their progress on a long form. Putting the 'save and exit' button above the primary button implies it's more important, when it isn't.
Should you save the button at the top or bottom?
Considering that your users will typically navigate to one category, make a change, then click Save Changes, I think placing the button at the bottom/left is best. If your users were frequently making changes across multiple categories, then you'd have a good argument for placing the button at the top.
