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Full width nav bar vs fixed width
I see a lot of websites where the main content and main menu bar (logo, menu, login/signup) have a fixed max width, even when the user is on a wide monitor (>= 1920px). The logo lines up with the ...
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Responsive secondary and tertiary navigation
I'm working on a responsive Product Customization feature for an e-commerce website that has a hamburger primary nav, but will also need a secondary navigation for selecting the main Customization ...
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hamburger menu vs alternatives for sites
In his article Zoltan Kollin provides several alternatives to hamburger menus. Removing app solutions we're left with:
More
Show primary options, hide others under "more".
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Manage long tab list menu in responsive
I'm actually working on an interface with a long tabs list menu (seven tabs. It's not so long in english, but in German version it begans to be complicated.
It works perfectly in HD desktop but in ...
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Responsive sidebar sub-navigation
We're working on a new, responsive version of a large website and need to support the main navigation and sub-navigation that changes based on the department. Below is a mockup of how we are ...
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Should I reduce the number of menu items when showing on smaller devices, or use a 'hamburger' responsive menu?
So I was thinking about how I could make a responsive menu a better experience rather than just firing it into a drop down on mobile that has a hamburger as an icon.
Would it perhaps be a better user ...
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responsive menu logo
often times a menu bar on a responsive website turns into this three line logo:
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i'm curious as to why this symbol has been thoroughly adopted. why aren't words such as "Menu" or "Navigation" ...
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Responsive design pattern: Navigation at the bottom + jump link
I recently discovered an interesting design pattern for a responsive design. Instead of collapsing the navigation and show it on click/tap, the navigation 'is there' the whole time in the footer and ...
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How does it affect user experience if the navigation menu is a sidebar?
I am new to web development but always had an interest of doing things to enhance UX. For a new project, instead of having a horizontal header with a navigation menu i thought of having a vertical ...
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Responsive Menu that has a LOT of menu items
We have a responsive menu that on mobile just shows the top-level menu items (x8), but on desktop also shows hover dropdowns with service areas within the parent menu item.
The problem is we need the ...
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How shall I display my application version and contact details to the end user
The traditional approach for displaying application information to user is through Menu.
User select Help > About and we display a popup displaying the details.
Is there a better approach doing ...
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