Label

Overview
Specs
Guidelines

Component

A Label serves as a crucial element for enhancing the clarity and usability of a digital interface. It is primarily used to provide a clear and concise description or instruction related to an associated input element, such as a text field, checkbox, radio button, or drop-down menu.

Labels ensure that users understand the purpose and expected input for each form element, thereby reducing the likelihood of user errors and increasing the efficiency of data entry.

A: Left Alignment Variation;
B: Center Alignment Variation;
C: Right Alignment Variation;

Label + Helper text within Text-Field — Label + Helper text within a Text-Field

Used for:

Clarifying input purpose

In cases where it is necessary to have clear information about the input, a Label is used.

Helper text

In cases where it is necessary to have additional information to help the user, a Label is used.

Enhancing accessibility

Labels are crucial for accessibility, enabling screen readers to convey the purpose of form fields to visually impaired users.

Don’t use for:

Headings

For page titles, for example, a Label doesn’t have either the size or the weight required to be viewed as a heading.

Subtitles

For sections’ titles, for example, a Label doesn’t have either the size or the weight required to be viewed as a subtitle.

Label as the title of an Accordion

Glossary

If you’d like, you can check the input fields glossary which contains a multilingual set of labels as well as their corresponding placeholders and error messages.

Demo

Access the Figma file and inspect the element using Dev Mode.

Open Figma

What’s New

Added fill container option;
Added large, regular and small sizes ;

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Sizes

Small

.small {
  label: var(--label-small);
  color: var(--grey-7);
}

Regular

.regular {
  label: var(--label-regular);
  color: var(--grey-7);
}

Large

.large {
  label: var(--label-large);
  color: var(--grey-7);
}

Useful links

Consult our figma file to access our assets and inspect them in dev mode.

Figma Component

This component is or will be provided by the Polygon framework. See its documentation to learn more.

Polygon Framework

This element is in line with the guidelines of the CDS (Cegid Design System). Find out more.

Cegid DS

Behavior

Error Validation

By default, a validation is applied when the input status changes from focus to active.

We can also use a mechanism to validate the content as the user enters it. This validation should be avoided because, when excessive, it causes friction for the user. It is recommended to use it when you need to create a unique name, for example.

After this validation is done, if a error is reported, an helper text can be added.