Examples of hidden menus in Webpage Design and Webpage Design menus

Examples of hidden menus in Webpage Design and Webpage Design menus

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Using navigation icons in web design forces us to review navigation menus, their locations in design, and their roles in user experience. Although this concept does not weaken its significance and importance in navigation, it can bring more creative spaces to designers and developers.

Depending on the project, the navigation icons are very different from each other, but most of them tend to use popular, simple, and mobile icons. These icons look beautiful, in addition, it is more appealing in almost any environment. This small icon can be used to hide a small menu or a complex menu with a large amount of content.

If the opening process is used together with dynamic functions or subtle but attractive effects, this quaint image can optimize the design. In addition, it can not only be applied to various types of navigation (clearly convey information), but also help solve the problem of responsiveness and Promote the integration with mobile websites.

The following are some website designs that use hidden menus and navigation icons. They are all fresh goods.

 

EWebDesign

 

In this example, we can see a large number of background and parallax effects. The menu icon is placed in the upper-right corner of the title. After opening it, the menu is very detailed and points to other sections.

 

Sampedro

 

The combination of conspicuous pictures and witty slogan in the title bar can definitely attract users' attention. The hidden navigation bar effectively moves the center of gravity from the navigation bar to the complex background in a non-abrupt manner.

 

Chapoleone

 

Chapoleone uses a gorgeous photo background, revealing the luxurious and exquisite feeling. If the integrated navigation bar is used here, the overall impact will be damaged. Therefore, the sliding menu hidden behind the small image in the upper left corner absolutely complements each other.

 

Maecia

 

Maecia brings curious people into their work with attractive dynamic effects and exquisite background. To prevent online visitors from getting confused, the home page uses the hidden navigation bar opened with a mouse click.

 

We are Empire

 

We are Empire proves that the simplest design based on classical tones and a large amount of white space can also have a gorgeous and attractive appearance. The hidden menu overwrites the overall appearance.

 

Brand Junkie

 

The beautiful circle vintage style logo is very eye-catching and hard to forget at first glance. The navigation icon perfectly fits with the overall environment, and cannot be found at first glance. It takes several seconds to gradually display your eyes.

 

Intelart

 

The wonderful dark home page of Intelart perfectly utilizes the comparison between background and foreground. In the upper-left corner, the hamburger button seamlessly fits with the logo and text to respond perfectly. in a wonderful way, a beautiful navigation bar centered on images is displayed.

 

Monograph

 

Monograph navigation icons are not like three-row buttons, but this interesting method makes them an important part of the overall environment and perfectly integrates with other content.

 

Camp David Film

 

Although the main navigation bar habitually occupies the title bar, the company team cleverly hides the second-level navigation bar. The second-level navigation bar allows users to further explore websites by category, saving a lot of space for displaying beautiful photos.

 

Michael eageneuve

 

Michael eageneuve chose the preferred key to simplicity. By combining playful contour graphs, attractive small animations, and concise solid color backgrounds, it creates a wonderful and unique user experience.

 

Exit Film

 

The Exit Film adopts a fresh centralized layout style in the web design trend. The hamburger button occupies the center and is perfectly harmonious with the non-Orthodox page arrangement.

 

La Ligne Rouge

 

The navigation icon here aims to improve the overall design and enhance the impression. The navigation buttons use exquisite Ballon sticks that echo the logo and are cleverly integrated into the home page.

 

Xander

 

With the full-screen scrolling display of chic images, the online audience will not feel the trouble or annoying because of the lack of the main navigation bar. Hiding the menu here is an excellent choice.

 

Tannbach

 

Although using the hamburger button is mainstream, you can hide the menu to the back of the Panel by simply dragging it. Tannbach uses this method. However, there is no lack of interaction and beauty. The beautiful pictures and backgrounds on the home page cleverly include some dynamic navigation elements, which can be said to be out of the box.

 

Cofa Media

 

Cofa Media attracts users by describing the interesting video background of the company's workflow. The slightly slim hamburger button cleverly shows the main navigation bar, occupying the entire screen and improving user experience.

 

Alt_Cph14

 

Alt_Cph14 has a unique and definitely eye-catching appearance. Its digital design matches a lot of pulse interference effects, and the blue and monochrome background with eye-catching eyes creates a clear impression. Simple and original hamburger buttons complement the overall theme.

 

Ball & Claw

 

Ball & Claw presents a wonderful home decoration experience through exquisite graphics, clever text systems, and classic colors. The perfect combination of navigation icons and home page design brings a sense of elegance.

 

Hooch Creative

 

The homepage does not have any visual elements that make its text the main character and occupies the first place. In this environment, slogans obviously have a huge visual weight. The menu icon also plays an auxiliary role.

 

Sam Dallyn

 

Sam Dallyn successfully directed the user's attention to the work. Grid and center layout have good results, with a good emphasis on visual elements. All the content looks beautiful, and even the inconspicuous hamburger button on the left sidebar matches the design main line.

 

The First 50 Years of Bose

 

The home page is neatly divided into two sections, which can be activated by clicking the mouse, including multiple animation control methods. The hamburger button is almost invisible to the naked eye, but it is a key part of the overall work. It can be used as a direction indicator for online readers.

 

Demodern

 

Demodern uses a unique navigation icon, which is in stark contrast to the video background. In addition, its cute ry allows the menu to be cleverly integrated with the home page design, giving users a good sense of reading.

 

Conclusion

The navigation icon can supplement and enhance the design of different websites. Whether it is to attract users to pay attention to the portfolio of works, or the general company website dominated by text, they all have a place in it.