The Selection Controls UX Checklist

A weirdly-recurrent theme of good user experience is finding controls to use instead of dropdowns. The Selection Controls Cheatsheet (one of the many cheatsheets and one-pagers in Learn UX Design) makes this process easier by laying out the most-used controls in various categories:

• Single choice, 2 options (e.g. checkboxes)
• Single choice, 3-5 options (e.g. segmented buttons)
• Single choice, many options (e.g. typeahead/autocomplete)
• Multiple choice (e.g. checkbox list)

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