web navigation
Clicking through pages
Web navigation refers to the process of moving through and between pages on websites, typically by clicking links, using menus, or entering URLs.
Good web navigation helps users find information quickly and understand where they are within a site's structure.
The term also describes the design elements—like navigation bars, breadcrumbs, and sitemaps—that facilitate this movement.
The site's confusing web navigation made it hard to find the contact page.
- paginationSequential numbering of sheets
- hyperlinkClickable reference to another page
- click throughSelect a link
- back buttonWebpage reversal control
- menu barSoftware command ribbon
tab bar · mobile menu · search box · breadcrumb · sitemap · site map · sidebar · browsing · guided tours · backlink · homepage · URL · HTML · accessibility standards · visual hierarchy · hover · wayfinding · interface
- digital skillsdigital literacy, computer literacy, tech literacy, information literacy, web search
- web navigationhyperlinks, links, menus, breadcrumbs, sitemaps
web navigationoffline reading
Accessing saved content disconnected
newspaper reading · book reading · physical media · library research
web navigationweb publishing
Creating internet content
content creation · web development · blogging · web design · posting