Components
An error state is a UI element that informs users something went wrong, playing a crucial role in UX by communicating issues between the system and the user.
Not included in free versionEmpty states help explain the situation to users when there is nothing to display. For instance, a new Dropbox screen with no files or folders informs the user that they haven't added any content yet. This clarity helps users understand the current state of the application and what they need to do next.
Empty states are an opportunity to encourage user action. They can include prompts or suggestions to guide users on what to do next, such as adding their first file in Dropbox or creating a new task in a to-do list manager. These prompts can make the empty state feel more purposeful and engaging, motivating users to interact with the app.
Empty states enhance the user experience by preventing confusion. Instead of displaying a blank screen, a thoughtfully designed empty state provides context and direction. This improves the overall usability of the product, ensuring users know what to expect and how to proceed. Our UI kit includes customizable empty state components to fit various scenarios, making your application more user-friendly and intuitive.
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