user-interface - 常用按钮的标准放置顺序

Question

我知道在 Microsoft Windows 中，确定/取消按钮通常按相应的顺序出现。另一方面，在 Linux 发行版中，我经常看到 Cancel/OK。

(是/否)、(是/否/取消)、(添加/编辑/删除)等常用按钮呢？

这些是否有任何标准的放置顺序？

Answer 1

来自微软 Windows User Experience Interaction Guidelines :

Right-align commit buttons in a single row across the bottom of the dialog box, but above the footnote area. Do this even if there is a single commit button (such as OK).

Present the commit buttons in the following order:

1. OK/[Do it]/Yes
2. [Don't do it]/No
3. Cancel
4. Apply (if present)
5. Help (if present)

来自 Apple Human Interface Guidelines :

The buttons at the bottom right of a dialog all dismiss the dialog. A button that initiates an action is furthest to the right. This action button confirms the alert message text. The Cancel button is to the left of this button.

If there’s a third button for dismissing the dialog, it should go to the left of the Cancel button. If the third button could result in data loss—Don’t Save, for example—position it at least 24 pixels away from the “safe” buttons (Cancel and Save, for example).

A button that affects the contents of the dialog itself, such as Reset, should have its left edge aligned with the main dialog text or if there is a Help button, 12 pixels to the right of it.

来自 Java Look and Feel Design Guidelines :

If a dialog box has a default button, make it the first command button in the group. For example, in languages that read from left to right, the default button is the leftmost button.

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