Rethinking the header – its visual weight and its navigation purposes
Introduction:
A web site’s navigation menus usually get placed at:
a) the top area of a web page – filling the header, that is;
b) the top (the header), on demand – by means of a hamburger menu button;
c) top + left-hand column;
d) top + f…
Fixed desktop navigation at the bottom
Navigation at the bottom on mobile is quite popular. However, it hasn’t been adopted on desktops much. Is there a reason other than users know to look at the top?
Obviously, for a government or big corporation website, it makes sense to ha…
Persistent bottom sheets in material design
I’m designing an application with a bottom navigation, in one of the views, the user may click on a floating action button which opens a page containing a form to fill (this page (the form page I’m referring to) does not have…