ButtonFeedback
Button feedback is the response provided by a user interface when a user activates a button or button-like control. The goal is to acknowledge the interaction, convey the resulting state, and reduce uncertainty that the action has been registered. Feedback can be visual, auditory, or tactile, and may occur in combination depending on the platform and the device.
Visual feedback includes changes to the button’s appearance such as color changes, shadow or depth shifts, outline
The purposes of button feedback are to confirm the action, communicate status (enabled, disabled, loading, success,
Designers implement button feedback differently across platforms. On the web and desktop, visual states are often
Key considerations include latency (immediate feedback is preferred, typically under a few hundred milliseconds), consistency across