Selection Control
Overview
Selection controls allow users to complete tasks involving choices such as choosing one or multiple options and switching settings on or off.
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Radio buttonsA radio button is a component that lets the user select one option from a group at a time. It is best to use them for 2–4 elements. Remember these things
![Radio Example](/_next/static/chunks/images/radio-example-e68c8c81807144bd211f5a5cf4b35df3.png)
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CheckboxesA checkbox is a component that lets the user select one or multiple options from a group at a time. A checkbox control has three states: unselected, selected, and indeterminate.
![Checkboxes Example](/_next/static/chunks/images/checkbox-example-d49c2edb40a33cb261fd4a57e6975812.png)
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Switch ButtonsA switch is a component that switches between two states and provides an immediate action/response on the screen. A switch button does not need to be confirmed when switching between states.
![Switch Example](/_next/static/chunks/images/switch-example-9b7b6a6edccff2950b16fa0485403e7b.png)