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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded button-label guidance for wording, punctuation, destructive actions, navigation, loading states, completed states, icon-button accessibility, and related resources. ChangesButton label guidance
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In `@docs/guidelines/language/menu-functions-and-ui-labels/button-labels.md`:
- Line 11: Remove the empty level-one heading at the start of the document, or
replace it with “Button labels” only if the page does not already receive its
heading from frontmatter.
- Around line 140-152: Update the button-label examples in the “dos-and-don’ts”
guidance and the multi-step workflow examples to follow the noun-repetition
rule: qualify action labels such as “Add,” “Apply,” and object-specific verbs
with the relevant noun. If immediate-context controls like “Back,” “Cancel,” and
“Skip” are intended exceptions, define that exception clearly in the guidance
and apply it consistently.
- Line 248: The note’s Markdown links are invalid and contains a stray
apostrophe. In the button-label guidance, change the Punctuation link to the
existing Buttons and punctuation anchor, replace or remove the empty Forms and
input fields link using a relative documentation path, and change “recommend'”
to “recommend”; ensure no empty links remain.
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| Use our [UI terminology](../menu-functions-and-ui-labels/ui-terminology.md) section to clearly explain, differentiate and define what happens when buttons are activated, such as using "add" to insert items and "create" to make new items. | ||
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| <div className="dos-and-donts"> | ||
| <div className="dos"> | ||
| <ul aria-label="Recommended practices"> | ||
| <li>Heading: Add calendar entry<br/>Buttons: Cancel, Add</li> | ||
| <li>Heading: Confirm settings<br/>Buttons: Cancel, Apply</li> | ||
| </ul> | ||
| </div> | ||
| <div className="donts"> | ||
| <ul aria-label="Practices to avoid"> | ||
| <li>Heading: Add calendar entry<br/>Buttons: Cancel, Create</li> | ||
| <li>Heading: Confirm settings<br/>Buttons: Cancel, Save</li> |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align these examples with the noun-repetition rule.
Line 104 requires button labels to repeat the heading noun, except in space-constrained mobile views. Lines 145-146 use Add and Apply without nouns. Lines 327-334 use bare object-specific verbs across a multi-step workflow, which conflicts with Line 123. Qualify these actions, or define a clear exception for immediate-context controls such as Back, Cancel, and Skip.
Also applies to: 327-334
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In `@docs/guidelines/language/menu-functions-and-ui-labels/button-labels.md`
around lines 140 - 152, Update the button-label examples in the “dos-and-don’ts”
guidance and the multi-step workflow examples to follow the noun-repetition
rule: qualify action labels such as “Add,” “Apply,” and object-specific verbs
with the relevant noun. If immediate-context controls like “Back,” “Cancel,” and
“Skip” are intended exceptions, define that exception clearly in the guidance
and apply it consistently.
What is the current behavior?
Section about button labels missing.
🆕 What is the new behavior?
New section Button labels added.
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