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Could I kindly find out why your chevrons in the side menu point left, this seems to be incorrect to me.
I could very well be incorrect myself, so felt like reaching out.
This component for the side menu is basically a Accordion component.
If you look at how its normally done, they always point down or right when closed and up when open. https://dribbble.com/search/accordion%20ui%20component
The way I think about it is an arrow pointing left is used when navigating back in time and arrow point right is navigating forward in time.
I've been a designer / developer for almost 15 years and this one is a bit of an eye sore for me, not a biggy as I just think most people will over look it and isn't really breaking any UX.
I understand your point and I had also my problems with it, but in v3 I wont change it to the "normal" behavior. I will change it in v4, may @danny007in will change it in our v4-dev branch.
Good day,
Could I kindly find out why your chevrons in the side menu point left, this seems to be incorrect to me.
I could very well be incorrect myself, so felt like reaching out.
This component for the side menu is basically a Accordion component.
If you look at how its normally done, they always point down or right when closed and up when open.
https://dribbble.com/search/accordion%20ui%20component
The way I think about it is an arrow pointing left is used when navigating back in time and arrow point right is navigating forward in time.
I've been a designer / developer for almost 15 years and this one is a bit of an eye sore for me, not a biggy as I just think most people will over look it and isn't really breaking any UX.
other useful links I found
https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/5735/which-way-should-arrows-point-in-a-collapsible-accordion-left-down-down-up
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/06/designing-perfect-accordion-checklist/#:~:text=First%2C%20if%20accordion%20items%20are,plus%20icon%20might%20work%20well.
Cheers 😊
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