A tooltip in UI design is a small, interactive popup or hover box that provides additional information about an element when a user interacts with it, usually by hovering, clicking, or focusing (e.g., via keyboard navigation).

Key Characteristics of a Tooltip:

• Purpose:
  • Tooltips are used to give context, clarification, or detailed information about an element without cluttering the main interface.
• Trigger Action:
  • Typically appears when the user hovers over or focuses on an element (e.g., a button, icon, or link).
• Content:
  • Contains concise text, and sometimes icons or other visuals, to explain the function or meaning of the element.
• Position:
  • Often displayed near the related element, aligned above, below, left, or right, depending on screen space.

Tooltip

Pagination is a design is a technique used to divide content into separate pages, typically with a limited number of items per page. It allows users to navigate through large sets of data or content easily and efficiently. Pagination enhances usability by breaking down information into manageable chunks, preventing overwhelming users with too much information at once.

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It visually represents dates, days, and months in an organized grid format. It allows users to interact with dates for tasks such as scheduling events, picking dates, viewing appointments, or tracking activities.