Zustandsstile

Zustandsstile, also known as state styles, are a concept in user interface design that focus on the visual representation of an element based on its current state. This approach enhances user experience by providing clear feedback and guidance. The primary states typically considered are default, hover, active, focus, and disabled. Each state can have distinct styles, such as color, border, or background changes, to indicate the element's current status.

For example, a button in its default state might have a neutral background color. When hovered over, it could change to a lighter shade to indicate interactivity. The active state might use a darker shade to show that the button is being pressed. The focus state often includes a visible outline to assist keyboard users, while the disabled state might use a muted color to indicate that the button is not currently usable.

Zustandsstile are particularly useful in web and mobile applications, where they help users understand the functionality and status of interactive elements. By implementing state styles, designers can create more intuitive and accessible interfaces, improving overall user satisfaction.