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I also prefer the bottom one, with the lighter navbar. There's more contrast, both for the bar itself and for its shadow.
As for consistency, you could think of the dark theme as generally inverting all the colors, which also flips the relationships, like what happened here.
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From my point of view, changing switch button doesn't make it more understandable. If you are going to change it anyway other than a slider, I'd prefer something meant two-sided image/emoji (like gemini) to make it more understandable as it's a changeable item.
And as you say so, putting your name next to this slider icon, does make this icon more like your ...
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If I understand your questions correctly you would like to add more navigation menu items, on the bottom navigation bar in your app, than is possible (visual).
What we did in a concept was:
- Show 4 (most used) items in the bottom navigation bar
- The fifth item was a hamburger or submenu (the 3 dots) with the title 'More' on the most right side of the ...
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There are several different possibilities to place the dashboards. The most suitable control may vary depending on the context.
Carousel tabs: Allow you to quickly switch between 2-3 options, other options are hidden. In general, tabs keep the options visible at all times which makes it quick and easy to switch between options. On the other hand the take up ...
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Remember always, as a principle, that we (as dev) should try to prevent user errors as much as possible. You are talking about a form that is filled in 3 steps. If you are worried about usability, you should consider the following:
Users should know where they are at all times, meaning that it should be very clear to them that they are in step 1, 2, or 3.
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A good way would be to create checkers beside each information that the users would input.
Let's say the user has to input four different information in screen A, then there would be four different checkmarks beside each info that lets the user know whether the input is valid or not. That way the user doesn't have to make the mistake first then have to go ...
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