How they help
Toolbars improve efficiency by reducing the number of steps needed to perform common tasks. They can also offer contextual options that change based on the user's current activity, ensuring relevant tools are readily available. This streamlined access to functionality helps users interact more effectively with the application or website.
Example of a toolbar
Anatomy
- Container: box that contains groupings of inputs and triggers
- Input: clear and concise text
Visual for left side of toolbar anatomy
Visual for right side of toolbar anatomy