8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Paginated Navigations

We share some highly creative CSS and JavaScript code snippets that you can use for free to improve the pagination on your own website.
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10 Pure CSS Responsive Navigation Code Snippets

These responsive navigation snippets are free to use on your own projects. They feature a variety of styles so there’s going to be something for all sites.
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An Introduction to Taxonomies

What is a taxonomy, and how do you use it to improve a website or application? It’s not a sitemap, and it’s not metadata… but Sarah Khan is here to explain what it is, and why you need one.
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CTA-button in header-hierarchy to make the CTA more accessible

At the top of our web app, we have a heading followed by a CTA-button.
Something like this mockup i just made up:
download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups
Mission: Id like to make the CTA…
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Live Chat – Where to Place Button on a Customer Service Portal

Short background is that we’re working with a self service portal. The home page will feature a call-to-action of a search form for their queries e.g. “What is the flexi time policy”
Below this there will be top 10 lists of…
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What title should the page with tabs have?

There is the Events page, which has two tabs – My events and Shared events.
The My events tab is opened by default.
The question is, what title should be displayed on the page?
Page title should be the same as the opened…
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What title should the page with tabs have?

There is the Events page, which has two tabs – My events and Shared events.
The My events tab is opened by default.
The question is, what title should be displayed on the page?
Page title should be the same as the opened…
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The Thumb Zone: Designing For Mobile Users

If there is one thing that will stand the test of time, it’s thumb placement on mobile devices. This makes consideration of the “thumb zone”, a term coin…
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Filtering list of items by folders

We’re introducing folders into our app and I’m having a hard time figuring out the layout.
Here’s what I know:
The items will be draggable onto the folders.
One item can be added into multiple folders
Items can be viewed…
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Is there a best practice for direct access to all steps of a multi step process on mobile

I’m working on a multi step process in an Android App and I wonder if there is good solution out there to enable the user to access all (3 maybe 4) steps without wasting too much screen estate.
My process is like this:
In …