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This is a nice pattern - simple and effective. Although adding a 'none' option may seem like a minor detail, it's a small detail that can improve any form. Her
by open-source-ux 5y ago
This is a nice pattern - simple and effective. Although adding a 'none' option may seem like a minor detail, it's a small detail that can improve any form.
Here is a bigger screenshot of the pattern. In this example (from booking a vaccination appointment), you are asked if you have any access needs (or none):
https://i.postimg.cc/R0D0Fn9Y/online-form.png https://i.postimg.cc/R0D0Fn9Y/online-form.png
This 'none' pattern can work well on paper forms too. For example, on some paper forms I scribble N/A (not applicable) when there is a long list of options but none are applicable to me.
- jffry 5y agoThe introductory paragraph links to their high-quality component documentation, which contains not just code examples but also clear guidance on things to do and avoid when using it. From there it embeds an interactive example: https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/checkboxes/with-none-option/index.html https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/checkboxes/w...