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Checkboxes are used for a list of options where the user may select multiple options, including all, some or none.

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List check boxes in a logical order, such as grouping highly related options together or placing most common options first, or following some other natural progression. Alphabetical ordering isn't recommended because it is language dependent, and therefore not localizable.
Align check boxes vertically, not horizontally. Horizontal alignment is harder to read.
Label every check box.
Write the label as a phrase or an imperative sentence, and use no ending punctuation.
The default view of a set of checkboxes is having no option selected.

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A single checkbox - an individual choice
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independent choices (zero or more) - users can select any combination of options in a group of checkboxes
Dependent choices where at least 1 option must be selected
Hierarchy structure in which the parent has an indeterminate state

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Selected
Unselected
Indeterminate - this option is used when the checkbox contains a sub-list of selections, of which some are selected and some are not. This is only a visual state and can’t be achieved by a direct user interaction.

For each if the modes, you can find the different states below:

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Interaction

Clicking a checkbox toggles between the states of the checkbox.

Within a group of checkboxes, each checkbox can be checked or unchecked. The user can check multiple options.

Users should be able to select the checkbox by clicking on the box directly or by clicking on its label. The touchable area for toggling the checkbox ends where the text ends.

The default view of a set of checkboxes is having no option selectedis this so?.

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