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Fluent 2 iOS Segmented Control
Documents segmented controls as single-context, mutually exclusive view/state switches, discouraging actions, page navigation, wrapping, and mixed text/icon labels.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Segmented control | Choose segmented controls for two to four closely related local modes, filters, sort orders, or view presentations. | Selecting a segment updates the local mode or filter immediately. | Fluent iOS documents one selected option in a single context, concise labels, no page navigation, and no wrapping. |
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- Tabs vs segmented control vs pagination
Fluent distinguishes segmented controls from page navigation and actions, and cautions against wrapping or unclear mixed labels.
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Publisher: Microsoft Fluent 2. Last checked: .