These examples demonstrate different approaches to the native <details> expand/collapse widget, styled for clarity and accessibility. Each widget is wrapped in an example container, and the interactive block bears the details class.
An expand/collapse widget allows users to reveal or hide supplementary content on demand, reducing visual clutter while keeping key information accessible.
The native element provides accessible keyboard interactions and built-in semantics without additional scripting, making it a robust starting point for disclosure interfaces.
This widget exposes buttons that programmatically toggle the open state of the disclosure, showcasing how to integrate custom controls while preserving native behavior.