Navigation Elements
Navigation systems guide users through the different sections, pages, or views of a digital product. These components help users understand where they are, where they can go, and how to get back.
Hamburger Menu
An icon composed of three stacked horizontal lines that expands to reveal a navigation menu when clicked. Commonly used in mobile interfaces to save space.
Navbar
A horizontal bar typically placed at the top of a page containing navigation links, site branding, and sometimes search functionality.
Stepper
A component that displays progress through a sequence of logical and numbered steps, often used for multi-step forms or checkout processes.
Tabs
Interactive elements styled as physical tabs allowing users to switch between different content views within the same context.
Breadcrumbs
A secondary navigation showing the user's current location within the site hierarchy and the path taken to reach it.
Pagination
A navigation component that provides a series of links to navigate through multiple pages of content, typically used for search results, tables, or content lists.
Toolbar
A container for a set of related actions or controls, providing quick access to frequently used functions.