Button
Use a Button when you want the user to trigger a specific action, like submitting an answer, rolling a virtual die, or calculating a score.
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Button
Use a Button when you want the user to trigger a specific action, like submitting an answer, rolling a virtual die, or calculating a score.
Learn how to use the Button ➔ButtonGroup
Use a ButtonGroup when you have a set of related actions and want to keep those buttons neatly organized together in a row.
Learn how to use the ButtonGroup ➔Checkbox
Use a Checkbox when you need the user to make a simple "yes or no" choice, like "Include numbers" in a password generator or "Show advanced settings".
Learn how to use the Checkbox ➔Dropdown
Use a Dropdown when you want the user to pick one option from a list without taking up too much screen space.
Learn how to use the Dropdown ➔Entry
Use an Entry when you need the user to type in a single line of text, like their name, an email address, or a numeric value.
Learn how to use the Entry ➔ImageButton
Use an ImageButton when you want to make your app look awesome by using a clickable picture or icon instead of standard text.
Learn how to use the ImageButton ➔Image
Use an Image when you want to display a picture, logo, or graphic to make your app visually appealing.
Learn how to use the Image ➔Label
Use a Label when you need to display instructions, headings, or the final results of what your app just calculated.
Learn how to use the Label ➔Listbox
Use a Listbox when you want the user to select one or more items from a visible list that they can scroll through.
Learn how to use the Listbox ➔RadioGroup
Use a RadioGroup when you want to give the user a few visible choices, but they are only allowed to pick exactly one (like selecting an 'Easy,' 'Medium,' or 'Hard' difficulty level).
Learn how to use the RadioGroup ➔Secret
Use a Secret when you need the user to type a password or sensitive information that should be safely hidden with dots.
Learn how to use the Secret ➔Slider
Use a Slider when you want the user to easily pick a number from a range by dragging a handle, like adjusting volume, speed, or a character's stats.
Learn how to use the Slider ➔Switch
Use a Switch when you want a modern, mobile-style way for users to flip a setting completely on or off.
Learn how to use the Switch ➔Textbox
Use a Textbox when you need the user to type a lot of text across multiple lines, like writing a message, a journal entry, or a feedback form.
Learn how to use the Textbox ➔