Wizards are step-by-step processes that guide users through complex or multi-step tasks. They are particularly useful when a task involves multiple inputs, decisions, or configurations that might otherwise overwhelm the user if presented all at once. Here’s a breakdown:

Key Components of a Wizard in UI

• Step-by-Step Navigation:
  • Progress Indicator: Shows how far the user has progressed and how many steps are left.
  • Example: "Step 2 of 5."
• Clear Instructions:
  • Each step should focus on a single task or question, keeping the user focused.
• Back/Next Buttons:
  • Allow users to navigate between steps easily.

Wizards Component

Wizards Component is a framework for designing and laying out user interfaces using increments of 4 pixels (or points) for spacing, sizing, and positioning elements. It ensures consistency, alignment, and balance in the visual design, making interfaces more predictable and easier to scale across different screen sizes.

Wizards

4-Point Grid System is a framework for designing and laying out user interfaces using increments of 4 pixels (or points) for spacing, sizing, and positioning elements. It ensures consistency, alignment, and balance in the visual design, making interfaces more predictable and easier to scale across different screen sizes.

Vertical Wizards

4-Point Grid System is a framework for designing and laying out user interfaces using increments of 4 pixels (or points) for spacing, sizing, and positioning elements. It ensures consistency, alignment, and balance in the visual design, making interfaces more predictable and easier to scale across different screen sizes.