
Nesting
Nested UI elements are those elements that are contained or organized hierarchically within other elements. Nested elements are typically used to group related content or functionality and provide a clear visual and functional structure to the user interface. Common examples of nested UI elements include dropdown menus, accordion menus, tabbed interfaces, and navigation menus.
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