# Menu

### Principles of good navigation

Let's start with the basic principles of good navigation design:

#### 1. Simplicity

Fewer navigation items simplify decision making for users. Providing easy access to important destinations and hiding less important items will help users get where they want, faster.

![](/files/IpfYJ3GaF9b14KUWlvCT)

#### 2. Clarity

Clear paths allow for logical navigation for users. Making navigation options obvious and clarifying relationships between pages should prevent users from getting lost.

![](/files/jBr6O04ATyCbbGbUMMzu)

### Specs

![](/files/uHZU8ge8ERwV5JUCQgwT)


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