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Button
sap.m.Button | sap.m.ToggleButton | sap.m.SegmentedButton
Buttons allow users to trigger an action – either by clicking on or tapping the button, or by pressing certain keys such as Enter or the space bar.
Use buttons for typical actions, such as:
- Create, Edit, Save
- Approve, Reject
- Accept, Decline
- OK, Cancel
The different button styles are designed to give the appropriate feedback to users. Don’t use them for decoration purposes.
Standard buttons in a toolbar
Standard buttons in the footer toolbar
If you want the user to select one option from a small group, offer a segmented button in the toolbar or footer toolbar. For example:
- Year, Month, Day
- Small, Medium, Large
Segmented button in a toolbar
Segmented button in the footer toolbar
Use toggle buttons in a toolbar or footer toolbar to activate or deactivate an object or element. You can also use toggle buttons to switch between different states.
The buttons themselves are not responsive. The button text and position depend on the settings for the parent container. In a responsive container or control, the button text may become truncated, or the button may move to another position.
All three button types support the cozy and compact form factors. The compact form factor is used for apps running on a mouse and keyboard-operated device. For more information, check out the article on content density.
Toggle button
Clicking or tapping a toggle button changes its state to “pressed”. The button returns to its initial state when the user clicks or taps it again. The toggle button is comparable to a checkbox control.
Segmented button
A segmented button shows a group of options. When the user clicks or taps one of the options, it stays in a pressed state. The segmented button is comparable to a radio button group control.
A button can contain an icon or a text. For more information about icons, check out the article on iconography.
Default
Back
Transparent
Positive (property: type = accept)
Negative (property: type = reject)
Emphasized
Default
Transparent
- Don’t combine an icon and text within one button.
- Choose a button text that is short and meaningful.
- Use imperative verbs for all actions (for example: Save, Cancel, Edit).
Note: The grammatical form for actions can differ for other languages. For example, German action labels use the infinitive (Speichern, Abbrechen, Bearbeiten). - Keep in mind that the text can be up to 300% longer in other languages.
- We don’t recommend using tooltips since they are only visible on desktop devices. However, you can use tooltips for icon buttons.
- For icon buttons, make sure the default accessibility text for the icon is correct for your use case. If not, define app-specific accessibility text.
- If an action button is temporarily inactive, use the disabled status.
- If you need to show the number of items that will be affected by the action of the button, you can add the number in brackets. For example, Edit (3).
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