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| __NOTOC__
| | {{ Moved To Community | KDE_Visual_Design_Group/HIG/Accordion }} |
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| == Purpose ==
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| The ''accordion'' (in Qt also known as tool box) provides a column of tabbed panels. Similar to tabs only a single item is shown at once.
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| == Example ==
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| == Guidelines ==
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| === Is this the right control ===
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| * Use an accordion for content with mutually exclusive views. That might be a calculator with simple vs. scientific vs. statistical layout, or a digital vs. analog clock, for instance.
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| * Do not use an accordion to structure content by default. Rather use a list view with associated pages or [[Projects/Usability/HIG/TabControl|tabs]].
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| * Consider to replace the accordion by another control since KDE makes very rarely use of this type of navigation.
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| === Behavior ===
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| * Do not mix the accordion with other types of navigation on the same level.
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| * Do not use more than one accordion in your application because it is clutter prone.
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| * Make sure that accordion contains of at least one panel.
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| * Do not add more than five panels to an accordion.
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| === Appearance ===
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| * Each panel must contain a panel header with descriptive label.
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| * Do not use icons in panel headers.
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| == Implementation ==
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| [[Category:Usability]][[Category:Behavior]][[Category:Viewing_and_Navigation]][[Category:Grouping]]
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