# UX Patterns

## UX Patterns

- [UX Patterns](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/ux-patterns.md): Welcome to UX Patterns, where we analyze popular, unique, and useful user experience patterns. You will gain a deep understanding of UX solutions so that when it's time to apply them 🚀
- [Command Palette](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/command-palette.md): The Command Palette is a design pattern that provides a searchable list of commands in a popup window.
- [Dialog](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/dialog.md): Dialogs are used to present information and prompt user to input data or make a decision. They usually contain text, form fields, select controls, and buttons.
- [Popover](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/popover.md): A popover is a small overlay that appears close to a specific UI element, usually triggered by user interaction with it, such as hovering or clicking.
- [Popup](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/popup.md): 'Popup' is a generic term that refers to any temporary overlay that appears on top of the main content or interface.
- [Overlay](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/overlay.md): An overlay is a broader term that describes various graphical elements or layers that are displayed on top of the existing user interface or content.
- [Tooltip](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/tooltip.md): Tooltips are used to provide additional information about a specific element on the screen.
- [Backdrop](https://outdraw-academy.gitbook.io/ux-patterns/backdrop.md): An overlay with lowered opacity that serves as a visual cue that the content behind it is not available for interactions ❌.


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