Apart from the usual elements in the Elements Panel, Droip also has a Pre-Built Library with a collection of more advanced pre-defined Elements and Sections.
To access them, head over to the Pre-built Library which you can access from the Elements tab on the Topbar.
Below is a list of all of the Pre-Built Elements that you can use and the options available for each category.
As you know, buttons play a significant role on a webpage such as letting users submit a form, functioning as CTAs for users to take that last step, helping users maneuver the website, and more.
For that reason, sometimes you may need a bit more functionality from a button that a basic one can’t provide. So, here are a few advanced alternatives for the Button Element. Options include:
Use Checkboxes to take multiple inputs from a list of options. Do note that you must add this element inside a Form element for it to appear.
Use Radio buttons to take single input from a list of options. Do note that you must add this element inside a Form element for it to appear.
Ratings are a way for users to rank a product or service based on their experience to provide information for others to see. Incorporating a Rating and Review system is a great idea if you need to boost credibility.
Listed below are the variations of the Rating element offered that you can choose from!
Search is another must-have element that you may need to include as helps users easily find what they’re looking for. Here we have 3 different styles of Search options:
A Stepper is a nifty input control that can be used to input numbers. This control consists of two parts - one button to increment and one to decrement the value along with its preview. Below is a list of the Stepper styles available:
Text Fields are a classic input control that you’ll need for any form. Here you’ll find a few more advanced versions of the element to further enhance your webpage.
The Detail List Element is basically a pre-made data table and is the perfect choice for displaying a lot of information in a neat and simple way. Styles available are the following:
The Tab Pre-Built Element offers you a few more variations on your usual Tab element like the following:
A Teaching Bubble is a kind of tooltip element that consists of a button and a speech bubble. Within that speech bubble is a heading, text description, and a pair of Yes and No buttons.
Clicking on the button should make the bubble appear and clicking on the Yes/No buttons should make the bubble disappear.
Options include:
Callouts are similar to Teaching Bubbles but the Yes and No buttons are instead replaced with a Link. Clicking on the button will make the bubble appear and clicking on it again should make it disappear.
A Dialogue box is a pop-up like element with a message and two CTA options.
You can create custom Pop-ups using our Pop-up Builder but also use the following templates to speed up the design process. Options include:
Tooltips are helpful messages for users that should appear on Hover. For this, we have the following variations:
Alerts are warning message templates and available are the following types:
An Avatar Group is basically a grouping of User Avatars and you can choose between the following styles:
Cards are a great way to display a group of related content on a page. You can use these on a feature list page, a product archive page, and more.
Notifications are small dialog boxes that can be used to notify users about something.
Next up we have Pre-Built Sections which you can access by clicking on its icon on the from the Pre-built Library.
Here, you'll find a plethora of ready-made sections that you can use to speed up your design process and you can also fully customize them to match your preferences using the settings in the Style Panel.
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