~/examples/navigation
A clear route
A small disclosure-based reading pattern
Three expandable passages demonstrate a readable relationship between headings and supporting content.
A route through the content.
1. Find the section
Use a clear label for the destination. A visitor should be able to tell whether a link opens a page, expands information or begins an enquiry.
2. Explore at your own pace
The native details control opens and closes with pointer or keyboard input. Content remains in the page rather than being sent to another service.
3. Keep the next step visible
A useful layout makes both the current information and the next available action apparent without forcing every passage into the same shape.
Independent interface concept. This is local guidance, not a customer portal.
The implementation choice
Native details and summary elements provide the open and close behaviour. The pattern works without creating an account or depending on an external interface library.
The sample is intentionally bounded. A commissioned component needs the real content, environment, requirements and verification appropriate to its use. The example is not presented as a production service or a complete accessibility assessment.
What to check
Try the visible controls, read the changed state and follow the page using a keyboard. Consider whether the label explains the action and whether the result is understandable without relying only on colour.
Client data, external systems and deployment permissions are separate from the local sample. They must be identified and handled explicitly for an actual engagement.