Here are the definitions of certain terms that you will find in the app:

• Checkbox is an input type that allows a client to select one or more options. It shows up as a square box that is supposed to be ticked/checked to be activated. It’s possible to specify the min/max selection limit for that type of option.
• Radio button is an input type that allows for selecting only one option value at a time. It renders as small circles that are filled or highlighted when selected. Please note that it’s impossible to unselect a radio button, it’s only possible to switch between the values.
• Dropdown is an expanding menu that allows a client to select one value from a predefined list.
• Swatch is an input type that allows you to add samples of options you offer as a palette of colors or images. When a customer selects the swatch, it is outlined as the current selection.
• Multi-select swatch is a palette of colors or images that allows for selecting several option values at the same time. It’s possible to specify a min/max selection limit for that option.
• Button is a graphic/text box, i.e it’s an outlined area with the option value title inside. A customer should click it to select an option value. This input type allows selecting only one value at a time.
• Multi-select buttons are graphic/text boxes (see Button) that allow for selecting several option values at a time. It’s possible to specify a min/max selection limit for that option.
• Text box shows up as a section on a page that allows a user to enter a text. This input type is used for one-line text only.
• Multi-line text box is a section on a page that allows a user to enter multi-line text.
• Number field is a section that allows a client to enter numbers only.
• Date picker adds a calendar interface to a product page and allows a client to select a particular day. With that input type, you may limit the available date ranges.
• File upload is an input type that allows a client to upload images, text, or audio files.
• Swatch in pill input type displays selection options as rounded, pill-shaped elements containing visual swatches. Each pill holds a small preview of the option value and its title. Recommended for 2–5 values. It can have a multi-select option.
• Swatch card type displays options as individual rectangular cards, each containing a swatch preview along with supplementary details like value title and pricing. These cards allow users to compare options visually and textually, offering a more detailed and comprehensive selection experience. Recommended for 2–5 values. It can have a multi-select option.
• Swatch in dropdown provides a compact way to select from visual options like colors or patterns. Users click on a dropdown menu, which reveals swatches representing the available choices. Each swatch is displayed alongside the typical text-based value title, offering a visually intuitive way to make selections while conserving screen space. Recommended for 5+ values.
• The Wide Image Card option type allows you to display product options in a large horizontal card format, with enhanced visuals and interactive elements. Each card can include an image, title, price, help text, link, Add/Remove buttons, and a quantity picker.

Managing Wide Image Card option