A multi-line input control is used to get longer, open-ended responses. Design the layout of the control in a way that makes it clear to the user that they can enter multiple lines of text.
The color contrast should support easy-to-read and distinguishable text over the background and make the useful information stand out effectively. Find more design tips here. Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. Subscribe to more related articles at UX World. If …
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Use the width of an input field as an indicator to identify the number of input characters it can contain. This will help users to determine the characters of input they can provide. See more Design Tips Want to Learn …
Make the primary action button stand out on the page by designing a stronger visual. This can include its visual weight, color, size, and placement. Find more UI design tips here. Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. Subscribe to …
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Most of the time, all fields in a form are mandatory except a couple of optional fields. To avoid clutter, it is better to mark optional labels for fields that are not required. Learn more about marking required and optional …
Create a visual contrast between the two elements when designing text over images. Use overlays to make images stand out less. This will help you design accessible text over images. See more Design Tips. Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. …
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Use uppercase text (all caps) for tags, status, and other similar elements. They have a stronger visual impact than lowercase. See more Design Tips. Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. Subscribe to more related articles on UX World. If you have …
Do not highlight metrics labels as it will take the user’s focus away from the actual values. Highlight the important figures to draw the user’s attention directly to the critical data. See more Design Tips. Want to Learn UX Design? …
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Use short tab labels. Use a single word and no more than 2 words as tab labels. See more guidelines on Tabs design. See more Design Tips Want to Learn UX Design? Thanks for reading. Subscribe for more related articles at UX …
