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RAAM 1.1

Toggle control

A toggle control is a control that can have 2 or 3 states, so the user-defined state is persisted to the next state. It can be a screen lock control (the screen is either on or off), or a control for enabling or disabling application notifications.

Examples of toggle controls

  • a checkbox,
  • a radio button,
  • a button that can have an enabled or disabled state.

Where this term is used

One accessibility criterion refers to this definition.