A UX Guide to Microinteractions
  • Basics
    • Introduction
  • Criterion
    • Criteria
    • Component Groups
    • Motion Functions
    • Motion Principles
  • The System
    • Action Components
      • Button
      • Floating Action Button
      • Icon Button
    • Communication Components
      • Onboarding
      • Progress Indicators
      • System Status
    • Navigation Components
      • Nav Bar
    • Selection Components
      • Checkbox
      • Radio Button
      • Sliders
      • Switches
      • Pickers
    • Input Components
      • Text Input
      • Audio Input
  • References
    • Cited Works
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  1. The System

Navigation Components

Navigation components help people move through the UI

Navigation components are elements within a user interface that enable users to move between different screens or sections of the UI. These components may include menus, buttons, tabs, links, and other interactive elements allowing users to navigate through the interface and find the necessary information or functionality. Effective navigation components are designed to be clear, consistent, and easy to use. They are often accompanied by visual cues such as icons, color coding, or animation to help users understand their purpose and importance. Navigation components are a critical aspect of UX design. They help users explore the UI and find the information or functionality they need to complete tasks or achieve their goals within the system.

In this system, the various types of navigation components are condensed into into a single nav bar type.

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