List of Common Generic Widgets
See also: Graphical user interface elements- Selection and display of collections
- Button – control which can be clicked upon to perform an action
- Check box – control which can be clicked upon to select or deselect an option. Multiple check boxes in a group may be selected
- Radio button – control which can be clicked upon to select an option from a selection of options from which only one can be selected at a time. Thus radio buttons always appear in pairs or larger groups
- Split button – control combining a button (typically invoking some default action) and a drop-down list with related, secondary actions
- Slider – control with a handle that can be moved up and down (vertical slider) or right and left (horizontal slider) to select a value (or a range if two handles are present)
- List box
- Spinner – value input control which has small up and down buttons to step through a range of values
- Drop-down list
- Menu – control with multiple actions which can be clicked upon to choose a selection to activate
- Context menu – a type of menu whose contents depend on the context or state in effect when the menu is invoked
- Pie menu
- Ribbon
- Menu bar
- Toolbar
- Combo box (text box with attached menu or List box)
- Icon
- Tree view
- Grid view
- Button – control which can be clicked upon to perform an action
- Navigation
- Link
- Tab
- Scrollbar
- Text/value input
- Text box (edit field)
- Combo box (text box with attached menu)
- Output
- Label – text used to describe another widget
- Tooltip – informational window which appears when the mouse hovers over another control
- Balloon help
- Status bar
- Progress bar
- Infobar
- Containers
- Window
- Collapsible panel
- Accordion (GUI)
- Modal window
- Dialog box
- Palette window, also known as "Utility window"
- Inspector window
- Frame
- Window
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