Menus and actions Activity views An activity view — often called a share sheet — presents a range of tasks that people can perform in the current context. Buttons A button initiates an instantaneous action. Context menus A context menu provides access to functionality that’s directly related to an item, without cluttering the interface. Dock menus On a Mac, people can secondary click an app’s or game’s icon in the Dock to reveal a Dock menu, which presents both system-provided and custom items. Edit menus An edit menu lets people make changes to selected content in the current view, in addition to offering related commands like Copy, Select, Translate, and Look Up. Home Screen quick actions Home Screen quick actions give people a way to perform app-specific actions from the Home Screen. Menus A menu reveals its options when people interact with it, making it a space-efficient way to present commands in your app or game. Ornaments In visionOS, an ornament presents controls and information related to a window, without crowding or obscuring the window’s contents. Pop-up buttons A pop-up button displays a menu of mutually exclusive options. Pull-down buttons A pull-down button displays a menu of items or actions that directly relate to the button’s purpose. The menu bar On a Mac or an iPad, the menu bar at the top of the screen displays the top-level menus in your app or game. Toolbars A toolbar provides convenient access to frequently used commands, controls, navigation, and search. Next Activity views Previous Tab views 73 of 172