Checkbox UI design: Best practices and examples
- Checkbox UI design is a common component used to select from yes or no options.
- It consists of an input element, a label, and a sign.
- Checkbox sizes can vary but are typically between 24x24px and 44x44px.
- Checkbox states include enable, disable, and focus.
- There are three types of selection: not selected, selected, and intermediate.
- Checkbox lists should be organized vertically for better readability.
- If there is a minimum required selection, it should be mentioned to guide the user.
- The behavior of the intermediate state depends on the user's needs.
- Clickable labels improve usability by providing a larger click/tap area.
- Checkbox labels should be positioned to the right for better intuitiveness.