CollapseCopy
CollapseCopy is a phenomenon observed in some digital interfaces where content that is initially visible and easily accessible then becomes hidden or minimized, often through a user action such as clicking a button or link. This is typically done to manage screen real estate, declutter the interface, or present information in a staged manner. For example, a detailed explanation might be collapsed by default, with a "show more" option allowing users to expand it if they require further information. This design pattern is common in user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design, aiming to improve usability by reducing cognitive load.
The implementation of collapse copy can take various forms, including accordions, dropdown menus, and collapsible sections