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> Why would you bury your navigation on your (hypothetical) marketing site in the footer on mobile? There's a link in the header to the nav element at the bott
by mikae1 3y ago
> Why would you bury your navigation on your (hypothetical) marketing site in the footer on mobile?
There's a link in the header to the nav element at the bottom. I think it works.
- jdiff 3y agoIt works like setting up a yard sale with nothing actually in your yard but a sign that says "the good stuff's around back ;)" Yes, the necessary information is technically conveyed, but what's improved by this over headers or hamburgers? You'd be better off just having a fat header with all your links.
- waboremo 3y agoWhich by the way is horrible accessibility wise (by default) because if there are other links on the page, it scrolls right back up to them when you navigate them with the keyboard, negating the entire point of the shortcut.
- Kwpolska 3y agoI think it doesn’t, and it’s not even necessary. The name “sitemap” is very unintuitive. For this site specifically, all the links could comfortably fit in the header: https://i.imgur.com/7VH4UJ6.png https://i.imgur.com/7VH4UJ6.png
- mattnewton 3y agoA button that scrolls you to the bottom where all the links are really isn’t that different from a button that shows all the links in an overlay is it?