For the final post in this series let’s take a look at a completely different way to use state navigation components: Rather than using states to mimic rich interactivity, we will use them to guide the user through a UX … Continue reading →

For this post we will examine the new State Value Button component. The most obvious question about this component is: “Why would I use this instead of a normal Button?” The answer is that in addition to setting a particular … Continue reading →

I get a lot of questions about working with States, and in particular when and how to use some of the more obscure State Navigation components. In this 3-part post we will dissect a few of the example widgets that … Continue reading →