A navigation menu is a key UI component that guides users through the structure of a website or application. It typically includes links or buttons organized in a clear hierarchy that helps users find pages, categories, or features quickly. Good navigation design improves usability, enhances user flow, and reduces friction. Menus may be displayed as top bars, sidebars, dropdowns, mega menus, or mobile-friendly collapsible menus, depending on the interface.
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Navigation Menu
A UI element that helps users move through different sections of a website or application.
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