A group of Checkboxes is set up by setting a descriptive label for the group.

Checkboxes within a Checkbox Group can use all their features to create rich user experiences.

The help text serves the purpose of guiding a user's decision by providing additional information.

A help text can either be passed as an attribute for simple string-based content or via a slot for rich formatted content.

Adding a required or optional label helps users to be guided while filling out a form. Usually, only Checkbox Groups that are an exception to the majority of other form fields in a form are marked as required or optional. For example, a Checkbox Group is marked as "Required" when the majority of the fields in the same form are optional and vice versa.

A Checkbox Group's validity can either be determined automatically when used inside a form or can be controlled from outside based on custom rules and application business logic.

Checkbox Groups seamlessly integrate into a form's validation workflows and validate when a form is submitted. When no custom validation message is provided, the Checkbox falls back to the browser's native validation message.

The validity of a Checkbox Group can also be controlled from outside based on custom rules or other business logic of an application. When flagged as invalid, a Checkbox Group expects a descriptive validation message to be set alongside.

An entire Group of Checkboxes can be marked as disabled.