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Slider - Overview ​

Sliders are best suited for cases where people need to quickly set a value within a designated range. They offer an intuitive way to adjust settings like volume, price filters, or relative distances.

See also Range slider.

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Example ​

Overview ​

A slider provides a visual indication of an adjustable value within a defined range (minimum and maximum values) by moving a handle along a horizontal track.

Sliders are available in two different variants:

Anatomy ​

Example of a Slider

  1. Label (optional): Describes what the slider controls or adjusts.
  2. Filled/active track: Visualises the selected portion of the slider range up to the selected value.
  3. Tooltip: Displays the current value while dragging the handle, providing immediate feedback.
  4. Track: Represents the full range of available selectable values.
  5. Handle: Movable indicator used to select a value along the track.
  6. Minimum range label (optional): Indicates the lowest selectable value and visually defines the start of the range.
  7. Maximum range label (optional): Indicates the highest selectable value and visually defines the end of the range.
  8. Value input/text field (optional): Displays the current selected value by the handle and allows manual entry.
  9. Input suffix (optional): Provides contextual clarification for values when their meaning is ambiguous, such as currency or measurement units.

Questions? ​

Feel free to ask any questions on usage in the Warp DS Slack channel: #warp-design-system