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A website or app might promote user interactions in a variety of ways, but typically there are four common categories of interface elements: navigation menus, toolbars, forms, and buttons.
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typically there are four common
categories of interface elements.
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Getting from page to page or
from content section to
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content section requires
a primary navigation menu.
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Some pages or
sections might contain a secondary menu.
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And of course,
there may be utility links or
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ways to connect through
social media in the footer.
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Task-driven applications,
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such as those associated with Adobe,
often require a toolbar.
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If tapping an icon allows the user
to rotate a shape, or drag and
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