Published
March 28, 2024
Updated
March 28, 2024
Making your content accessible is a priority, and there are a lot of mechanisms you can use to improve that aspect of your site.
Site-Level Navigation
For large sites with a lot of pages;
- Site search
For sites with a hierarchical structure;
- Breadcrumbs
- Site Table of Contents
- Mega-menu
For sites with a lot of CMS items, that are primarily on one big central collection such as a e-commerce products, courses, or a large blog.
- Search bar ( predictive )
- Dynamic, filtered directory views ( Finsweet Filter + Finsweet Load )
Personalized Navigation
- User-specific likes & favorites
- Navigation focused on demographics
- e.g. GeoIP lookup
- e.g. Language selection
- e.g. Device type, for mobile apps
Page-Level Navigation
Within pages, you may also want to improve the navigability of your content.
For long pages with headings;
- Article-level ToC ( Finsweet ToC )
For pages containing a long list of detail items from the CMS;
- Dynamic, filtered directory views ( Finsweet Filter + Finsweet Load )