Ire Aderinokun • 7/7/2015

A More Accessible Multi-Level Dropdown Navigation

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This technical article details the development of an accessible multi-level dropdown navigation menu. It outlines four key goals: being agnostic to user input (mouse, touch, keyboard), screen size, responsive design, and providing a fallback for users without JavaScript. The author explains the rationale, challenges with common solutions, and provides a look at the HTML structure and implementation approach.

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