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- What are the different types of buttons in UI?
- Should buttons have borders?
- What is a ghost button?
- What are the three states of a button?
What are the different types of buttons in UI?
They are typically placed throughout your website UI, and they should be easily findable and identifiable while clearly indicating the action they allow a user to complete. In most cases, there are 5 main types of UX buttons: text, ghost, raised, toggle, and floating action buttons.
Should buttons have borders?
Can I design buttons without a border? The foundational rule of good button design is simple — buttons should look like buttons. Border reinforces the feeling of a traditional button and creates an eye-catching target for the user. Without a border, the UI element looks more like a link rather button.
What is a ghost button?
A 'Ghost button' is the name given to those buttons that have a label and an outline but no solid fill, where the body of the button adopts the look of the background. They are commonly used on websites and user interfaces with simple and minimalistic aesthetics.
What are the three states of a button?
Button states are a way for the interface design to communicate information to the user. Let's find how you can design button states. We'll cover 3 states: normal, hover and pressed all in Justinmind's tool.
