Breadcrumbs

Breadcrumbs provide a secondary navigation system, helping users understand their location within a website or application. By offering a clear path back to previous pages, breadcrumbs improve navigation efficiency and reduce reliance on the back button.

Breadcrumbs

Breadcrumbs provide a secondary navigation system, helping users understand their location within a website or application. By offering a clear path back to previous pages, breadcrumbs improve navigation efficiency and reduce reliance on the back button.

Breadcrumbs

Breadcrumbs provide a secondary navigation system, helping users understand their location within a website or application. By offering a clear path back to previous pages, breadcrumbs improve navigation efficiency and reduce reliance on the back button.

Deprecated component

The breadcrumbs component is being phased out due to technical limitations. Please avoid using it. We’re working on a new and improved version.

Deprecated component

The breadcrumbs component is being phased out due to technical limitations. Please avoid using it. We’re working on a new and improved version.

Deprecated component

The breadcrumbs component is being phased out due to technical limitations. Please avoid using it. We’re working on a new and improved version.

A well-structured breadcrumb trail enhances usability and accessibility, making it easier for users to navigate multi-level interfaces and content-heavy environments without losing context.

A breadcrumb navigation component displayed on a webpage. The breadcrumb starts with a button labeled “Newsroom” in bold, followed by a forward slash separator and the text “New Components: Tabs & Accordions” in a lighter gray color. Below the breadcrumb, a blurred heading reads “New Components: Tabs & Accordions”, indicating the page’s title. The design is clean and minimal, using subtle styling to differentiate active and inactive breadcrumb elements.

Breadcrumbs serve as wayfinding elements, giving users a quick way to backtrack within a website or app. They provide context and help users navigate hierarchical structures efficiently.

When to use

✅ Multi-level navigation
✅ Content-heavy interfaces
✅ Wayfinding support

When not to use

⛔️ Flat navigation structures
⛔️ As a primary navigation method
⛔️ If users primarily arrive from external links

A well-structured breadcrumb trail enhances usability and accessibility, making it easier for users to navigate multi-level interfaces and content-heavy environments without losing context.

A breadcrumb navigation component displayed on a webpage. The breadcrumb starts with a button labeled “Newsroom” in bold, followed by a forward slash separator and the text “New Components: Tabs & Accordions” in a lighter gray color. Below the breadcrumb, a blurred heading reads “New Components: Tabs & Accordions”, indicating the page’s title. The design is clean and minimal, using subtle styling to differentiate active and inactive breadcrumb elements.

Breadcrumbs serve as wayfinding elements, giving users a quick way to backtrack within a website or app. They provide context and help users navigate hierarchical structures efficiently.

When to use

✅ Multi-level navigation
✅ Content-heavy interfaces
✅ Wayfinding support

When not to use

⛔️ Flat navigation structures
⛔️ As a primary navigation method
⛔️ If users primarily arrive from external links

A well-structured breadcrumb trail enhances usability and accessibility, making it easier for users to navigate multi-level interfaces and content-heavy environments without losing context.

A breadcrumb navigation component displayed on a webpage. The breadcrumb starts with a button labeled “Newsroom” in bold, followed by a forward slash separator and the text “New Components: Tabs & Accordions” in a lighter gray color. Below the breadcrumb, a blurred heading reads “New Components: Tabs & Accordions”, indicating the page’s title. The design is clean and minimal, using subtle styling to differentiate active and inactive breadcrumb elements.

Breadcrumbs serve as wayfinding elements, giving users a quick way to backtrack within a website or app. They provide context and help users navigate hierarchical structures efficiently.

When to use

✅ Multi-level navigation
✅ Content-heavy interfaces
✅ Wayfinding support

When not to use

⛔️ Flat navigation structures
⛔️ As a primary navigation method
⛔️ If users primarily arrive from external links

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