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Choice components Hierarchy (Toggles, radio, checkboxes)

by UXStackExchange on July 27, 2017 in uxstackexchange

I'm here to ask about a issue about the hierarchy of the choice components. Let's say we have complicated settings with nested elements. What's the right Hierachy?

I mean.. could we have a radio with nested options as toggle or it should be bettere to avoid these cases using toggles, radio buttons and eventually nested checkboxes or, maybe, other radio buttons?

Thank you!

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Choice components Hierarchy (Toggles, radio, checkboxes)

by UXStackExchange on July 27, 2017 in uxstackexchange

I'm here to ask about a issue about the hierarchy of the choice components. Let's say we have complicated settings with nested elements. What's the right Hierachy?

I mean.. could we have a radio with nested options as toggle or it should be bettere to avoid these cases using toggles, radio buttons and eventually nested checkboxes or, maybe, other radio buttons?

Thank you!

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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