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1. To fill out a button group, follow these steps:
2. Decide on the number of buttons you want in the group.
3. Determine the purpose of each button and the action it should perform.
4. Create a container or a div element to hold the button group.
5. Inside the container, create individual button elements using the tag.
6. Give each button a unique identifier using the 'id' attribute.
7. Add a text label to each button using the button's innerHTML property.
8. Define an event handler for each button to specify the desired action when clicked.
9. Apply CSS styling to the buttons to differentiate them from each other and make them visually appealing.
10. Ensure that the button group is aligned properly within your webpage or application.
11. Test the button group functionality to ensure it behaves as expected.
12. That's it! By following these steps, you can successfully fill out a button group.

Who needs button group?

1. Button groups are useful for various purposes. Some examples of who needs button groups are:
2. Web developers who want to create a set of related options or actions for the users to choose from.
3. User interface designers who want to visually organize a group of buttons that perform similar tasks.
4. Application developers who want to provide a compact and intuitive way for users to interact with different features.
5. E-commerce websites that utilize filter options, where button groups can be used to select multiple filter criteria.
6. Mobile app developers who need to present a series of selectable options in a limited space.
7. Forms or surveys that require users to select a single option from a list of choices.
8. Social media platforms that have actions like 'Like,' 'Comment,' or 'Share' grouped together.
9. In summary, button groups can be beneficial for any application or website that requires a set of related actions or options.

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What is button group?

Button group is a collection of related buttons that are visually grouped together.

Who is required to file button group?

Individuals or organizations who are providing information about related buttons are required to file button group.

How to fill out button group?

Button group can be filled out by organizing relevant buttons together and indicating their relationship.

What is the purpose of button group?

The purpose of button group is to visually group together related buttons for easier navigation or selection.

What information must be reported on button group?

The information reported on button group includes the names of the buttons, their functionality, and their relationship to each other.