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Sheet, dialog, or snackbar — what should a designer go for? | by Ksenia Toloknova | Oct, 2023 | UX Collective

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When crafting mobile app interfaces, designers continually encounter the necessity to make decisions. There are numerous ways to convey the same information to users. At times, designers find it challenging to determine which element is most fitting for accomplishing their goals. For instance, how should the information be presented within a given scenario? Should it open on a new screen, a sheet or dialog, or maybe a snackbar? If a designer goes with a sheet, they face a new question — which closing mechanism to choose, a close button or a swipe gesture? This article is a collaborative effort by Ksenia Toloknova and Igor Dolgov. We are working on creating guidelines and patterns for the Alfa Business Bank application. In this article, we will attempt to discover answers to these questions and identify established patterns in the market. Let’s start by clarifying some definitions. It’s important to note that terminology in interface design is complex and not always well-standardized. T

UX UI Product Design Design Prototyping Sheet, dialog, or snackbar — what should a designer go for? Identifying established patterns in the market. Ksenia Toloknova 9 min read · Oct 25, 2023 -- 14 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size Illustration by Ksenia Toloknova When crafting mobile app interfaces, designers continually encounter the necessity to make decisions. There are numerous ways to convey the same information to users. At times, designers find it challenging to determine which element is most fitting for accomplishing their goals. For instance, how should the

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