Wizard buttons
The wizard button allow the user to navigation forwards and backwards through a form.
Next button
- Functionality: Clicking the "Next" button advances the user to the next page or step in the wizard.
- Purpose: This button is used when the user has completed the required actions or information on the current page and is ready to proceed to the next step. It helps break down a complex process into manageable stages.
Back button
- Functionality: Clicking the "Previous" button allows the user to go back to the previous page or step in the wizard.
- Purpose: This button is useful when users want to review or modify information entered on previous pages. It provides a way to backtrack through the wizard, ensuring users can make corrections or adjustments before finalizing their inputs.
Disabled button state
- Next button: In some cases, the "Next" button may be disabled until the user completes all necessary actions on the current page. This prevents users from progressing prematurely.
- Back button: On the first page of the wizard, the "Previous" button is often disabled, as there is no previous step to navigate to.
Validation
- Next button: Wizards may include validation checks to ensure that required fields are filled out correctly before allowing users to proceed to the next step. If there are errors, the user may be prompted to correct them before advancing.
- Back button: Users can often move back to previous steps without restrictions unless there are specific constraints or dependencies between steps.