Radiobutton
An uxiverse.com typeRadio buttons are UI elements for selecting a single element out of a group of options. It is a good practice to have a default option pre-selected. Clicking the Radiobutton will change the group's selectedIndex. All available options are shown in the group, so keeping the number of options small is helpful for the user
| Property | Expected Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| selectedIndex | https://schema.org/Number | The technical position of the item that the user has selected |
| ariaLabel | https://schema.org/Text | An ARIA label is an accessibility feature that helps visually impaired users understand and use a UI control. Blind users use screen readers to navigate User Interfaces, so concise, readable text helps users navigate the application. |
| background | UIElement | Content of the background of the element |
| bold | https://schema.org/Text | Bold text is used to add significance to a text element |
| color | The color used to express a meaningful relation in the content | |
| font | https://schema.org/Text | The font used to express a meaningful relation in the content |
| highlight | UIElement | A form of highlighting an element in relation to others |
| importance | IssueSeverityType | Importance is a property on an UI Element to order elements toward the user. The order expresses a fixed significance over other elements. When issues happen in the application, Error notifications should get highest importance, followed by Warnings, and Alerts. |
| inputRange | The input range defines the type(s) of data which a uxi:UIElement can consume. This can be used to choose UIElements automatically. E.g. in the case of a date picker this could be https://schema.org/Date or https://schema.org/DateTime. For the (sub-)uxi:UIElement for selecting a year inside that date picker, a uxi:UIPropertyValueSpecification could be used to narrow down the selection. Also useful for converting, sending or receiving data. | |
| inputTriggerValidator | Validator | The input trigger validator can be used with side-effect handlers, so that they only trigger when the input is valid. |