Navigation to top-level screens is usually done using one or more of the following three alternatives:
- Classical bottom navigation, like the one we already implemented. This usually uses icons or a combination of icons and text. Depending on the choice made, this allows us to place between two to five links. This is usually avoided on tablet designs:
An example of classic bottom navigation
- The navigation drawer, opened from the side of the screen. This contains a list of links, possibly more than five. This can be sophisticated and can include a user profile at the top. This tends to be opened by a hamburger ...