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Let's say you sell a handful of products in a few categories. I'd rather click on the category and then the product, as opposed to the product being directly ac
by input_sh 6y ago
Let's say you sell a handful of products in a few categories. I'd rather click on the category and then the product, as opposed to the product being directly accessible behind a dropdown of a category.
- newmnhn 6y agoI'm not fond of big nested menus in general either, but they are good for quick exploration and can be pretty forgiving of poor categorization. I do wonder if sometimes the nested nav is too in-between. Maybe the solution is not to try to squeeze it all into that structure but make "finding the page I want" to be a more top-level experience. EG don't take me to a Category Page, but do let me select a category and start drilling down, whilst keeping it easy to switch between top level categories. Big nested navs are often just ... fiddly.