Pagination

The Pagination component allows users to navigate through a large set of content by dividing it into discrete pages.

Large Data Sets: Use Pagination when dealing with large data sets that are impractical to display on a single page.
Search Results: Ideal for search results where users need to sift through multiple items.
Content Collections: Use it for content-heavy sections like blogs, articles, or product listings.

Small Data Sets: Avoid using Pagination for small data sets where all items can comfortably fit on one page.
Continuous Scrolling: If a continuous, seamless scrolling experience is more user-friendly, consider alternatives.
Single-Page Content: Do not use Pagination if all content needs to be accessed or viewed on a single page for better user experience.

Alternatives:

Infinite Scroll: For a smooth browsing experience where new content loads as the user scrolls down.
Load More Button: Offers a middle ground by allowing users to load additional content without leaving the current page.

Keyboard Navigation: Ensure all interactive elements within the Pagination component are accessible via keyboard.
Screen Reader Support: Use ARIA labels to provide context to screen readers (e.g., aria-label="Page navigation").
Focus Management: Maintain logical focus order when users navigate through pages.
Visible Focus Indicator: Make sure there is a visible focus indicator for pagination controls when they are tabbed to.
Clear Indication of Current Page: Clearly indicate the current page for both sighted and non-sighted users using visual cues and ARIA attributes (e.g., aria-current="page").