In UI design, buttons serve a crucial role in interaction. Understanding their different states helps improve usability. Here’s a beginner’s guide:
Default: The button’s regular state, indicating it's ready for action.
Hover: Changes when hovered over, signaling it's clickable.
Focus: A highlight that shows the button is selected, usually via keyboard navigation.
Active: Visual feedback when the button is being clicked.
Disabled: A grayed-out state indicating the button can't be used.
Loading: Indicates the button is processing an action.
Designing these states effectively makes for a smooth user experience.