- Should buttons have outlines?
- Are Ghost buttons accessible?
- What is outlined button?
- What are ghost buttons used for?
Should buttons have outlines?
Outline buttons are generally used to indicate a secondary task. These tasks are still considered important but are not as important as the primary action on the page. The design of an outline should only be an outline button with text. This is important so as the button can maintain its hierarchical value.
Are Ghost buttons accessible?
Flat ghost buttons can have legibility problems, and they break away from the established convention of what a clickable button should be. Ghost buttons can often suffer from usability and accessibility issues. Their usage as an alternative to traditional 'solid' buttons can be a very questionable design decision.
What is outlined button?
Outlined buttons are medium-emphasis buttons. They contain actions that are important, but they aren't the primary action in an app. An outlined button is a label child displayed on a (zero elevation) Material widget. The label's Text and Icon widgets are displayed in the style's ButtonStyle.
What are ghost buttons used for?
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.