Which one is better? Price range design
Which price range design do you think is better? There are endless possibilities to format your price range design. As a designer, it is sometimes difficult to decide; which design is actually better? Designs can sometimes be very similar but the impact how a user views and use them can be very different.
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In this example, we have two different price range designs; selection list or a slider.
With a selection, you let the user choose between certain values. These values, in this case euros, run from low to high. With a click, the user can check his preference among the choices.
Sliders allow users to view and select a value (or range) from the range along a bar. They’re ideal for adjusting settings such as volume and brightness, or for applying image filters.
Sliders can use icons on both ends of the bar to represent a numeric or relative scale. The range of values or the nature of the values, such as volume change, can be communicated with icons.
The answer:
So which prince range design is better? Actually, there’s no wrong answer. The design for a price range depends on what kind of website it is and what products are being sold. It is also a matter of preference! But with a slider you give the user more freedom in choosing the amount of money he wants to spend on the website.
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