feat(navbar) improve mobile compatibility of the navbar #48
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That's awesome! Thank you so much, @welitonderesende |
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In this commit I created a new version of the mobile navbar, so now users can see all the menu options on the bottom of the screen. Just like that:
But why?
Well, according with usability tests, users on mobile devices use their thumbs to click and navigate, so even though top navbars are more popular, the bottom ones are better. Here goes a good article talking more about this Why mobile menus belong at the bottom