What is a Disclosure component?

A Disclosure component is a user interface element that allows users to expand or collapse additional content. This functionality helps manage the visibility of information, making it easier for users to navigate and digest content without feeling overwhelmed.

When to use Disclosure?

Use the Disclosure component when you have extra content that may not be immediately relevant but could enhance the user experience when accessed. It's particularly useful in scenarios such as FAQs, where users may want to see more details about a specific question without cluttering the interface.

When not to use Disclosure?

Avoid using the Disclosure component when the additional content is critical for understanding the main content or if the information should always be visible to the user. In such cases, it might be better to present the information directly rather than hiding it behind a disclosure.

What is the anatomy of a Disclosure?

The anatomy of a Disclosure typically includes a trigger element, such as a button or link, that users can interact with to expand or collapse the content. The extra content that is revealed can include text, images, or other interactive elements that provide further information related to the main content.