SliderDragging
SliderDragging refers to the user interaction pattern where a user clicks and holds a draggable element, often called a thumb or handle, and moves it along a defined track to adjust a value. This mechanism is commonly found in graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for controlling parameters such as volume levels, brightness, playback position in media players, or inputting numerical ranges.
The core of slider dragging involves tracking the mouse pointer or touch input as it moves. When
The user experience of slider dragging is designed to be intuitive. The visual representation of a track