Users often don’t want to create new accounts for every service they use. Some like using identity managers they know and trust.
Shorten the time to access your service by offering them the chance to sign in with a trusted provider using a SocialButton.
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SocialButton services
Social buttons automatically display the logo for the selected service. See all available services below.
import SocialButton from "@kiwicom/orbit-components/lib/SocialButton";
import Stack from "@kiwicom/orbit-components/lib/Stack";
() => (
<Stack direction="column">
<SocialButton type="apple">Sign in with Apple </SocialButton>
<SocialButton type="facebook">Sign in with Facebook </SocialButton>
<SocialButton type="google">Sign in with Google </SocialButton>
<SocialButton type="twitter">Sign in with Twitter </SocialButton>
</Stack>
)
Guidelines
Use actionable text
It should be clear from the button text exactly what will happen when the user interacts with it. To make it actionable, the label should include the service name and the action text sign in.
Be sure to use the same text structure for all social buttons.
Use full width in small spaces
As with other buttons, social buttons work best as full length buttons on smaller screens.
Use only for signing in
Social buttons are designed to ease the flow for users signing in. Donβt use them in any other case or in any complex scenarios.
Related components
Action components
For other actions, see our interactive guide on which action component to choose.