This document discusses various types of user interface controls including buttons, radio buttons, check boxes, sliders, list boxes, drop down menus, toolbars, icons, grids, hyperlinks, tabs, scrollbars, text boxes, labels, tooltips, status bars, dialog boxes, canvases, auto-complete, carousels, date pickers, charts, text areas, hotkeys, drag and drop, progress indicators, and collapsible panels.
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This document discusses various types of user interface controls including buttons, radio buttons, check boxes, sliders, list boxes, drop down menus, toolbars, icons, grids, hyperlinks, tabs, scrollbars, text boxes, labels, tooltips, status bars, dialog boxes, canvases, auto-complete, carousels, date pickers, charts, text areas, hotkeys, drag and drop, progress indicators, and collapsible panels.
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Un proiect al Asociației pentru Educație Informală, în colaborare cu:
Griffiths School of Management; Soluții Avansate SRL; Talpoș & Partners SRL, Organizația Tineret pentru Europa, Scoala Internationala Cluj Napoca, Fortech, Endava, BCR, RedKiwi, Psihoselect, BuzzNews si Radio Transilvania. Prieteni Button
Control which can be clicked to
perform an action. Radio Button
Control which can be clicked to select an option from a
selection of options. Only one option in the group can be selected at a time. Selecting a new item from the group's buttons also de-selects the previously selected button. Check box
Control which can be clicked to select or de-select an option.
The box indicates an "on" or "off" state via a check mark ☑ or a cross ☒. Multiple check boxes in a group may be selected, in contrast with radio buttons. Split Button
Control combining a button and a drop-down list
with related, secondary actions. Slider
Control with a handle that can be moved up and down or right
and left on a bar to select a value or a range if two handles are present. List Box
Allows user to select one or more
items from a list Spinner
Value input control with up and down buttons to
select through a range of values. Drop down list
• A list of items to select from
• The items list is displayed only if clicked Menu bar Menu
Control with multiple actions which can be clicked
to be activated Context menu
A type of menu displayed when right mouse button
is pressed Toolbar Combo box
• A combination of a single-line text box and a drop-down
list or list box, allowing the user to either type a value directly into the control or choose from the list of existing options Icon
A pictogram displayed on a computer screen
Tree view Grid view or datagrid
A spreadsheet-like tabular view of data that allows numbers or
text to be entered in rows and columns. Hyperlink
A reference that allows a user to display or activate
another document or program Tab Scrollbar Text box / Text field
Control element that enables the user to input text
information to be used by the program. Label
Text used to describe another control
Tooltip
A small box with information about the item being
hovered over Status bar Dialog Box Canvas
Generic drawing element for representing graphical
information Auto-complete / Auto-suggest Carousel Date Picker Charts and graphs Text area
Multi-line text input control holding an unlimited
number of characters Hotkeys / Keyboard shortcuts
Specific key combination used to trigger an action
Drag and drop
A mouse device gesture in which the user selects an object by
grabbing it, dragging it to a different location and drop it Progress indicator / bar Collapsible Panels