0

So I have three toggle buttons, disabled, enabled, and emergency only. For the scope of this question, its not important what this toggle button does, but more the fact that each toggle has a slightly different function. Disable/enable can be solved with a single description, but the emergency only might need some clarification on what that does since it has a slightly different function that might not be 100% clear. Would it make sense to put the description of the "emergency" toggle since it may be unclear, or should I put the disable/enable description since that gives a general idea of what this does. Is there a way I can incorporate both?

enter image description here

1

2 Answers 2

1

Group "Enable" and "Disable" buttons by slightly separating the "Emergency only" button, and add the description, justified right.

Mock-up

0

I agree with Garik, it's better to divide the toggle button into two groups.

In addition, you can use another component, for example, a regular toggle and a button. I also advise you to read a very good article by Taras https://uxdesign.cc/selection-controls-ui-component-series-3badc0bdb546

Your Answer

By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you agree to our terms of service and acknowledge you have read our privacy policy.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged or ask your own question.