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General guidelines

  • The first item section is open by default.

  • Only one accordion item section is open at any time.

  • An open item section is stretched to its maximum possible height (not limited to its content), pushing items sections below it to the bottom of the container.

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  • A title - the title text can wrap up to two lines of text, but it is not recommended (always keep it short and to the point).

  • A chevron icon (included in the Verint Font Icon).

  • In case the content was changed, a mark (blue dot) is added to the header of the section.

  • In case the entire section is selectable, a checkbox will appear in the header, before the title

  • In case there is a warning or an error on a section, an icon will appear at the right side of the header

Content panel

  • The open section has no maximum height. However, it must follow the other padding specs below. 

  • The open section height should be a minimum of 3 text rows.

  • The width of an accordion can vary depending on the content, layout, and page design. 

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Interaction

  • You can click on any part of a section header to select (open) it. This has two exceptions:

    • When a checkbox is shown, clicking it selects/deselects the checkbox.

    • When a warning icon is shown, clicking it opens a tooltip.

  • When opening a new section, the previously-open section should close automatically.

  • When closing an open section, the section beneath it should open automatically. Closing the last section in the accordion should automatically open the section directly above it.

  • In case the title is longer than its container, hovering over a section header should show a tooltip with the full name of the section header.

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  • In case the accordion contains a long list, consider using Search within the section.

  • Use clear labels: they need to clearly describe the hidden content.

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