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An accordion is a stacked list of item references (e.g. labels or thumbnails), where each item can be "expanded" or "stretched" to reveal more content associated with that item. Typically only one item can be expanded at a time, and expanding a second item causes the last opened item to be closed.
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Alternative to accordion for large search filters?
In theory, using an accordion to minimize screen height of search filters is a good idea, but it seems that our target users completely overlook it. … This could be an alternative (no accordion), but once it hits mobile width, we hit a wall with the disciplines because width is now problematic (original version was radio buttons instead of dropdown list …
