Mega Menu and Dropdown Usability Review
Evaluate complex menus for usability and accessibility.
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Review a mega menu or dropdown for usability and accessibility. Site and number of items it contains: [SITE_AND_SIZE]. How it opens and behaves on desktop, tablet, and mobile: [BEHAVIOR_DESCRIPTION]. HTML or interaction details if available: [PASTE_MARKUP_OR_NOTES]. Check each item as Pass, Fail, or Cannot tell, and give the fix: [ ] Opens by click or tap, or by hover with a forgiving delay and no flicker when moving diagonally [ ] Keyboard operable: Tab, Enter or Space to open, Escape to close, Arrow keys optional but consistent; focus never gets trapped [ ] Screen readers get a button with expanded state, not a bare link that moves [ ] The first-level label is a working link or has a clear purpose [ ] Panels are organized by user tasks with short headings, not an overwhelming list [ ] No more than 7 to 10 links per group; a "view all" link where needed [ ] Hit targets are at least 44 pixels on touch [ ] Closes when clicking outside or pressing Escape, and returns focus [ ] Does not cover essential content permanently or shift the page [ ] Works with zoom and text resizing [ ] Mobile alternative is a clear nested pattern with back buttons [ ] Performance: images lazy-loaded; no heavy scripts Provide a prioritized list of defects and a short test script with specific keyboard and screen reader steps.
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