sisselogimisväljalogimisnuppu

The term "sisselogimisväljalogimisnuppu" is an Estonian compound word that translates literally to "login-logout button." It refers to a single user interface element that serves a dual purpose: allowing a user to log in to a system or application and, once logged in, providing an option to log out. This design is often employed to streamline the user experience by consolidating these related functions into one accessible button.

In many web applications and software interfaces, a button initially displays text like "Login" or "Sign In." When a user clicks this button and successfully authenticates, the button's text and functionality change. It might then display the user's name or an avatar, and clicking it again reveals options such as "Logout," "Sign Out," or "Account Settings." This adaptive behavior is a common pattern in user interface design, aiming for efficiency and clarity. The sisselogimisväljalogimisnuppu simplifies navigation by reducing the number of distinct buttons or menu items a user needs to interact with for authentication and session management. It represents a common approach to managing user sessions within digital platforms.