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- Can you have 2 primary buttons?
- Why have primary and secondary buttons?
- What are primary buttons?
- What are secondary buttons used for?
- What is a ghost button?
Can you have 2 primary buttons?
Don't have more than one primary action button on the screen at a time. Let users focus on the task at hand. You can have more actions on the page, but make sure there is only one primary. Users have expectations of what a single button on a page will do, based on the page they are on.
Why have primary and secondary buttons?
Primary buttons, which typically have a container with a solid fill, are designed to draw the user's attention. Generally, the user has access to one primary button at a time. Secondary actions offer an alternative to the primary action, so they are given less visual emphasis.
What are primary buttons?
Primary Buttons
Those are primary actions, or things that we want the user to do as often as possible. Buttons that execute primary actions—primary buttons—should be as visible as possible.
What are secondary buttons used for?
Secondary buttons are used for offering non-primary actions to users (i.e. Cancel, Reset Filters, etc.) Though similar in style, tertiary buttons are different than text links in that they typically represent actions with button-like labels.
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.
