From 68b6e50140e02818afe6816b203e04bb7ee3cdbb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: nganphan123
- The width of the component can scale -
*/} ++ The width of the component can scale automatically to fit the + content it contains. This ensures that the select component is + appropriately sized based on the options available, providing a + better user experience. +
- The 48px button is the second button size currently in use and it is - available from mobile to desktop resolutions, even though it serves - in different capacities across these screen sizes. -
*/} ++ The small size select component is designed to fit into more compact + spaces within a user interface. It is particularly useful when you + need to conserve space or when the select component is part of a + form with other small-sized elements. This ensures a consistent and + visually appealing layout. +
- Full width buttons are more efficient in mobile designs and rightly +
+ Full width select are more efficient in mobile designs and rightly so in order to offer users with a wider touch area since the input devices - the fingers, are a lot larger than the cursor on a desktop or larger screen. -
*/} +- NOTE: -
-- These sizes are being specified with numerical values because though - the same size is used across screen resolutions, they have different - roles. On desktop for instance, the 56px button is a the default - size, and 48px the small size, while on mobile, 56px is large and - 48px is the default size. Preferred button sizes (height) are - usually arrived at through exploration and proper consideration of - industry standards and best practices. -
*/}+ The multiple select component allows users to select more than one + option from the dropdown list. This is useful in scenarios where + multiple selections are required, such as selecting multiple tags, + categories, or items. +