Toggle is a digital trade journal that highlights the vital role technology executives play in companies and organizations across industries. We show the unique challenges they face in a constantly changing IT landscape, from data privacy and cybersecurity to cloud solutions and emerging applications like artificial intelligence and machine learning. Toggle is also about the relationships these leaders build with their trusted vendors and service providers, without whom their teams would struggle to stay ahead of the curve.
The word toggle is an old English term meaning “pin passed transversely through an eye or ring of rope to bind it temporarily.” The word is still used in many different contexts, including to describe on-off commands on everyday technology devices. For example, the caps lock and num lock keys on keyboards are toggles that turn on or off specific functions. Toggles are also found in software applications where users can enable or disable features.
Using toggles in your articles does not require any code editing and can be applied to any standard ordered (
When designing your toggles, keep in mind that color is an important visual signifier for state changes. Make sure your toggles have high contrast and that the states are clearly descripted with the words On and Off, if applicable. Also, consider societal and cultural implications when choosing colors for toggles to ensure they resonate with your audience.
