#sidenote

Logan Magee @lberrymage@infosec.exchange

· 2w ago

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@adamhotep@infosec.exchange It's possible to do that, but that approach has some accessibility issues and other quirks that make it less than ideal. This article talks about some of them: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/11/building-accessible-menu-systems/#sidenote-the-checkbox-hack

Smashing Magazine

Building Accessible Menu Systems — Smashing Magazine

Creating inclusive experiences is a question of using the right menu patterns in the right places, with the right markup and behavior. In design, we often make the mistake of giving different things the same name. They appear similar, but appearances can be deceptive. In terms of inclusion, it may lead you to repurpose a semantically and behaviorally inappropriate component. Users will expect one thing and get another. In this article, Heydon Pickering will give you an insight into inclusive men

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