An accessible accordion component built using vanilla JavaScript, HTML and CSS.

• assets - SVGs for the accordion's toggle.
• src/css - styling for the button and accordion components, reset styles and any styling associated with layout and text. These are all imported by index.css.
• src/js - JavaScript split into components: button and accordion. Both are imported and initialised in main.js.

• The title of each accordion header is contained in an element with role button.
• Each accordion header button is wrapped in an element with role heading that has a value set for aria-level that is appropriate for the information architecture of the page (h2 in this case).
• If the accordion content associated with an accordion header is visible, the header button element has aria-expanded set to true. If the panel is not visible, aria-expanded is set to false.
• When the accordion content is collapsed the accordion content is hidden from the accessibility tree.
• The accordion header button element has aria-controls set to the ID of the element containing the accordion content.

• Making the entire panel clickable means users are unable to highlight any content text. If there are more interactable elements such as links, these would need to be factored into the accordion component logic to prevent event propagation.
• If I added cursor pointer to the entire panel, it would be difficult to the user to distinguish when they are interacting with the button or closing the panel, especially as there is no hover state designed for the button.