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If you have a huge number of top-level items, deeply consider your information architecture before downgrading to a hamburger menu. Ir seems like you can hide
by satyrnein 5y ago
If you have a huge number of top-level items, deeply consider your information architecture before downgrading to a hamburger menu.
Ir seems like you can hide all the items (hamburger menu), hide some of the items (sausage links or overflow menu), or have a deep hierarchical navigation.
While breadcrumbs were fairly established on desktop, mobile apps typically only have a single-level back/up button. It's easy to lose your place if you have a deep hierarchy. Are there are good solutions for this?
- TuringTest 5y agoAccordions, lists where selecting one item scrolls the view one screen to the right to show a sublist... there are many common idioms for nested structures. But the best strategy is always to simplify the number of different nodes to flatten navigation as much as possible.