Last Updated on January 17, 2025 by UX World
Display all options side by side when:
The user needs to select from 2 to 4 values:
- Users scan the option easily and quickly.
- They provide a quick response instead of opening a drop-down menu and selecting from multiple options.
A comparison of options is required:
- Users can see them at a glance and compare them easily.
- Comparing and deciding about an option from a drop-down menu takes time.
- Users have to open the menu and compare options each time they want to review the selected option.
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