"Material Design Visual Design Language" UI Component Designer (V): Prompt box

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The Prompt box (Dialog) is used to prompt the user for some decision, or some additional information needed to complete a task.

The function of a hint box

Dialog can be a simple answer pattern with a cancellation/determination, and its common application scenarios are as follows:

• The most typical scenario for a cue box is to prompt the user to make a set of scheduled decisions that may be part of the current task or a pre-condition.
• A hint box can be used to inform the user of a specific problem so that they play an important decision, or to explain the importance and consequences of the next action (playing a warning role).

Structure of the two hints box

• Title: The caption of the cue box is optional and is used to describe the type of hint. It can be the name of the program associated with it, or the content that will be affected by the selection. For example, setting the caption of a tooltip should be displayed as part of the cue box as a whole.
• Content: The content of the cue box is varied. However, it is usually composed of text and other UI elements and is primarily used to focus on a task or a step. Say "confirm," "Delete," or select an option.
• Event: The main thing is to allow the user to continue the next activity by confirming a specific action.

About the size of the Cue box button

General button

Widening vertical button

Side button

Interaction of the Three Hints box

The interaction of the cue box is reflected on the event of the cue box.

The Cue box event is a set of focused and limited events, usually consisting of an affirmative event and a negation (opposite to a positive event).

The affirmative event is placed on the right side of the cue box and can proceed to the next step. Positive events can be destructive, such as delete, remove.

The negative event is placed on the left side of the cue box. Used to return the user's original screen or step.

The prompt box is separate from the parent view. does not scroll with the parent view. However, if the content of the prompt box is too much, you can use view scrolling for the cue box itself.

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"Material Design Visual Design Language" UI Component Designer (V): Prompt box