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Make accordion icon rotation more natural #33292

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@inwardmovement inwardmovement commented Mar 7, 2021

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mdo commented Apr 5, 2021

Hmm, I’ve come back to this a couple times and I’m not sure one way or another. Any references for what makes this more natural versus what’s there currently?

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This feels more natural to me as it's a clockwise rotation, but I guess in the end it's pretty subjective indeed.

In Microsoft or Google UIs I found both rotations are used (but I'm not sure they are designed like this on purpose, maybe it's a detail they don't care much about).

I feel generally "clockwise" is more intuitive as we see it everyday on clocks/watches.
Clockwise ≈ forward/develop, counter-clockwise ≈ backward/collapse ?

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alecpl commented Apr 8, 2021

It could use rotateX(180deg) transition, so there's no discussion about the rotation direction anymore ;)

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mdo commented Apr 14, 2021

I'm fine merging this—I agree going with clockwise makes sense.

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