I often get left and right confused, so I'm not really a fan of using left/right as code. It takes maybe 2 seconds max to think about it, but it's annoying. W

I often get left and right confused, so I'm not really a fan of using left/right as code. It takes maybe 2 seconds max to think about it, but it's annoying. Worse is the labeling. When something says "On" it's not clear whether you mean it is on, or the button turns it on. As far as I'm concerned there is no correct choice, because it's not fully unambiguous. The aesthetics, however, are pretty great, there's a reason designers don't seem to like checkboxes. Checkboxes feel kinda odd. On paper they are used to denote membership in a set more than general boolean status. When the question is a boolean, like "Did you feel sad today?" there's usually one box for yes and one for no. The aesthetics are good enough I'd say it's even worth adding an unambiguous state indicator like (Disabled) to clear the doubt. But, radio buttons with separate on/off boxes can also be very familiar and aesthetic, and I'd probably go with those more often.