UI Navigation Controls
Guide users through applications with clear, structured paths between views and content.
UI Navigation Controls are software components that help users move through an application and understand its structure. They include menus such as hamburger, sidebar, and context menus, along with tabs, breadcrumbs, pagination, and steppers or wizards. TreeView and CollectionView components support hierarchical or grouped navigation, while viewer controls allow users to browse documents or images. In some designs, docking panels also support navigation between views. These controls define user interface, or UI, flow, making complex applications easier to explore. They are commonly used in dashboards, content management systems, business software, and data-rich applications where clarity, orientation, and efficient movement between sections are essential.
