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Accordion

An accordion is a user interface component that allows users to expand and collapse sections of content, typically in a vertical stack. It is commonly used in web and mobile applications to organize information hierarchically while conserving screen space. Each section has a header that toggles the visibility of its associated content when clicked.

Also known as: Collapsible sections, Expandable panels, Toggle content, Spoiler, Disclosure widget
🧊Why learn Accordion?

Developers should use accordions when they need to present large amounts of content in a compact, organized manner, such as in FAQs, settings panels, or navigation menus. They improve user experience by reducing clutter and allowing users to focus on relevant information without overwhelming them with all content at once. Accordions are particularly useful in responsive designs where screen real estate is limited.

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