In country drop down list example, do I have to repeat the chosen country in a a new title (indicated with a red arrow) or this will be considered as a duplication? what is the best practice in this case?
I have attached the example.
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Sign up to join this communityIn country drop down list example, do I have to repeat the chosen country in a a new title (indicated with a red arrow) or this will be considered as a duplication? what is the best practice in this case?
I have attached the example.
Sometimes it's redundant to put a title to a dropdown menu, especially in cases where the chosen option has an immediate related text
It depends on the context.
Can the user change the dropdown without the text immediately being updated? Will the dropdown control ever move farther away from the text, on any viewport, so that the user no longer sees dropdown and text as one chunk of information? In that case, use a header.
If the dropdown is always going to be visually and functionally attached to the text right below it, you can likely hide the header. It would be considerate for your screen reader users to have a label they can hear, so they don't have to deal with the dropdown for context.