Button Convention

UI button conventions provide predefined styling guidelines, iconography, and placement logic to ensure a uniform and intuitive interface across a software project. They standardize button variants to reflect action importance.

Use Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary button variants to reflect the importance of UI actions. This ensures consistent button design by distinguishing main actions from alternative or less critical interface interactions.

Correct button placement involves following a defined order of buttons within toolbars, forms, and modals. This placement logic maintains a consistent interface and guides users intuitively through typical software interactions.

Yes, UI guidelines provide standard icon usage for common actions like Add, Edit, and Delete. This iconography ensures developers maintain consistent user experiences when building interfaces for typical data entry tasks.

No specific dependencies are required to implement this button convention. It focuses on providing styling guidelines, iconography, and placement logic to establish a uniform interface without relying on external component libraries.

The best way to standardize button design is by following predefined usage examples, such as selecting a Primary 'Add New' button from a modal to add a record, ensuring consistent UI actions across the software project.