It's not about size, it's about context - radio buttons or drop-downs
Use of drop-downs vs. radio buttons is a matter of context ...
"I've spent an extraordinary amount of time this week thinking about radio buttons. And I'd like to tell you what I've concluded.
I'm designing a complex web form with lots of fields to fill in, most of which are text fields or mutually exclusive option lists. My decision, for a public-facing website, is between drop-down lists and radio buttons.
The popular guideline, and I have found this written in many many places, is that it depends on the size of the list. If the list is long use a drop-down, if it is short use radio buttons." continued ... (Via DonnaM)
"I've spent an extraordinary amount of time this week thinking about radio buttons. And I'd like to tell you what I've concluded.
I'm designing a complex web form with lots of fields to fill in, most of which are text fields or mutually exclusive option lists. My decision, for a public-facing website, is between drop-down lists and radio buttons.
The popular guideline, and I have found this written in many many places, is that it depends on the size of the list. If the list is long use a drop-down, if it is short use radio buttons." continued ... (Via DonnaM)
Radio Buttons.
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