Toggle
A toggle is a UI component that allows users to switch between two states, such as on/off, active/inactive, or enabled/disabled. Toggles are widely used in app settings, filters, and feature controls to provide quick and intuitive interactivity.
Why Use Toggles in App Design?
Toggles enhance usability by:
Streamlining Actions
Allowing users to make binary decisions quickly.
Improving Clarity
Providing a clear visual indication of the current state.
Enhancing Interactivity
Encouraging direct control of app features.
Common Use Cases for Toggles in App Design
Settings Controls
Example: Enabling or disabling notifications, dark mode, or location access.
Feature Toggles
Example: Turning specific app functionalities on or off.
Filters
Example: Activating filters like “Show only available items” in a marketplace.
Account Preferences
Example: Toggling privacy settings or email subscriptions.
Toggles are a simple yet powerful UI component that allows users to control features effortlessly. By following best practices and utilizing Figma Kits and UI Kits, you can design responsive, accessible toggles that enhance your app’s interactivity and usability.