A settings pane allows a user to change how an application works. Group related settings together. Make sure each setting is easy to find and understand.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A settings pane allows a user to change how an application works.
Group related settings together. Make sure each setting is easy to find and understand.
A settings pane should open from a clear button, like a gear icon. The pane should show different groups of settings. For example, one group can be for text-to-speech voice options. Another group can be for spelling preferences. Settings that work together should be linked. For instance, choosing an accent for text-to-speech can also set the spelling to match that accent. This makes the user experience smoother. All settings should be clearly labeled.
A developer creates a new application. The developer adds a settings pane. The developer puts all sound options in one section. The developer puts all language options in another section. This helps the user find and change settings easily.
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A settings pane allows a user to change how an application works. Group related settings together. Make sure each setting is easy to find and understand.