Do you know how to label web-based form buttons consistently?

<introEmbed body={<> Consistency is a key factor of software development, designing applications that minimise the learning curve through consistent use of componentry and functionality. If buttons with similar functionality are named inconsistently across a web application, it can cause a confusing experience for its users. For example, the buttons used to close a form should be named consistently across your application. Additionally, buttons should have clear names so the user knows what to expect. For example, it is unclear if a button named **Close** will save (or not save) when closing, so **Cancel** would be clearer. A **Save** button alone is not explicit about the following action for the form (It could close or remain open). </>} />

We recommend the web standards of:

• Save - Save data without closing the form
• Save and Close - Close the form and save any changed data
• Cancel - Close the form without saving