A well designed button can be a crucial step in taking your users on the journey through your site. Learn the difference between a basic HTML button and one themed with Kendo UI.
A button is an element that represents an action. It can be styled in different ways. You might see it as a border around some text or as an image. No matter what it looks like, its purpose is to communicate to the user that it is an interactive element that will do something.
That something might be to open a dialog, submit a form, go to another page, or any other action that you program the button to respond to. A button may look deceptively simple but there is quite some work that goes on behind the scenes to create one. With a default HTML button, you will have to add the styles and behavior to make it come to life. With a theme, most of this heavy lifting will be taken care of for you. In this post, I will show you the difference in using a basic HTML button and the Kendo UI button.