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# Button Types

The buttons enable the actions you specify with user interaction to take place.

It enables actions such as opening a new screen or link, saving, deleting, and canceling, as well as actions such as calling, sending messages and e-mails.

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### Button and Button Group

You can add a button to the screen with the Button element, and two buttons with different functions side by side with the Button Group element.

#### Button Settings

**Title**: Write the text you want to show on the button.

**Icon**: You can add it to the button by choosing one of the icon options.

**Actions**: [Learn more about actions](/screens-and-elements/actions.md)

You can customize the button appearance with Style and Corner selections.

### Phone Button

It allows the user to directly make a call or send a message if the button is pressed.

### Email Button

It allows the user to send email directly if the button is pressed.

### Link Button

If the user presses the button, it allows the user to reach the link you specified directly through the web browser.

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