What is this button called? The example provided here is from AirBnB's web and is also used on mobile. It looks like an accordion, but does not expand, and instead acts like a true button.
I really like this- it's clean and simple.
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Sign up to join this communityWhat is this button called? The example provided here is from AirBnB's web and is also used on mobile. It looks like an accordion, but does not expand, and instead acts like a true button.
I really like this- it's clean and simple.
It's a simple button with an icon to jump to another page. The normal icon of an accordion menu is the caret.
The arrow has two possibilities of use:
There are some subtle differences in what these icons are commonly used to represent — while the caret and plus icons are typically meant to indicate that an accordion will open, designers have used the right-facing arrow icon to signal two different actions: either staying on the same page and expanding content or visiting a different page.
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