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John Conde ♦
John Conde ♦
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Yes Google and other search engines will index content in "accordions", "drawers", or other types of collapsible UI element. The decision to keep the accordion open or not should be a design decision driven by user experience.

Here is a test case for whether Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, and Yandex index content in collapsible UI elements that are expanded or collapsed on page load.

Yes Google and other search engines will index content in "accordions", "drawers", or other types of collapsible UI element. The decision to keep the accordion open or not should be a design decision driven by user experience.

Here is a test case for whether Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, and Yandex index content in collapsible UI elements that are expanded or collapsed on page load.

Yes Google and other search engines will index content in "accordions", "drawers", or other types of collapsible UI element. The decision to keep the accordion open or not should be a design decision driven by user experience.

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Ray Shan
Ray Shan
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Yes Google and other search engines will index content in "accordions", "drawers", or other types of collapsible UI element. The decision to keep the accordion open or not should be a design decision driven by user experience.

Here is a test case for whether Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Baidu, and Yandex index content in collapsible UI elements that are expanded or collapsed on page load.