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an_btn

v0.0.12

Published

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ayla reusable button

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Agenda:

• What is re-usable button and why it is required? • Pros and Cons of re-usable button • Technologies used for Re-usable button? • Usage of re-usable button.

What is Re-usable button?

A reusable button is a graphical user interface (GUI) element that is designed to be used multiple times within the same application or website. It is a button that has a specific design, shape, and functionality that can be applied across different contexts within the application or website. The benefit of using a reusable button is that it saves time and effort in the design process, as developers do not have to create a new button every time they need one. Instead, they can use the pre-designed button and simply customize its appearance and functionality based on the specific context.

Requirement of Re-usable button:

In React JS, reusable buttons should adhere to the following requirements:

  1. Reusability: The primary requirement for a reusable button in React JS is that it should be reusable across multiple components and pages of the application. This means that the button should be modular and easily customizable.
  2. Flexibility: The reusable button should be flexible enough to be used in various contexts, with different styles and functionalities. It should be easily customizable, so that developers can modify its appearance and behavior as per the requirements of the application.
  3. Accessibility: The button should be accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. It should have proper labelling, keyboard accessibility, and visual cues that indicate its state and purpose.
  4. Performance: The reusable button should be optimized for performance, so that it does not impact the speed and responsiveness of the application. This includes minimizing the use of unnecessary CSS and JavaScript code, and ensuring that the button does not cause unnecessary re-renders.
  5. Consistency: The reusable button should maintain consistency across the application, in terms of its design and functionality. This means that the button should follow the same design guidelines and behavior across all components and pages of the application.

Pros and Cons of Re-usable button:

Pros:

  1. Consistency: Reusable buttons maintain consistency in the design and functionality of an application or website. This creates a more seamless user experience, as users can easily understand and navigate the interface.
  2. Time-Saving: Using reusable buttons saves time for developers, as they don't have to design and develop a new button every time it is needed. This allows them to focus on more important tasks, such as improving functionality and user experience.
  3. Customizability: Reusable buttons are easily customizable, allowing developers to make changes to the design and functionality as required by the specific context of their application.
  4. Scalability: Reusable buttons can be scaled up or down as required, allowing for consistency in design and functionality across multiple components or pages of an application.
  5. Efficiency: By using reusable buttons, developers can reduce the size of their code base, making it more efficient and easier to manage.

Cons:

  1. Limited Flexibility: Reusable buttons may not always be flexible enough to accommodate unique design or functionality requirements for certain pages or components of an application.
  2. Overreliance: Overreliance on reusable buttons can lead to a lack of creativity in design and a lack of uniqueness in functionality.
  3. Maintenance: Maintenance of reusable buttons can be challenging, especially when changes are made to the application or website. This can lead to the need for updates or redesigns, which can be time-consuming and costly.
  4. Accessibility: Reusable buttons may not always be optimized for accessibility, leading to usability issues for some users.