Technical Terms - Internet (A-Z) - Navigation Bar

What is a navigation bar on a website?

• A bar where you can play navigation games

• A bar where you can book travel tickets

• An element that contains links to other sections of the website

• A bar where you can order food online

Where is the navigation bar commonly displayed on a webpage?

• At the bottom of the page

• As a vertical list on the left side of the page

• On the right side of the page

• As a horizontal list at the top of the page

What is another name for a vertical navigation bar on a website?

• Endbar

• Footbar

• Topbar

• Sidebar

Why is the navigation bar considered an important element of a website's design?

• To confuse users

• To slow down the website loading speed

• To allow users to quickly visit any section within the site

• To display advertisements

What do developers often refer to the navigation bar as?

• Navlist

• Navmenu

• Navbar

• Navbox

Where is the navigation bar placed in relation to the main content of a webpage?

• Above the main content

• To the left of the main content

• Below the main content

• To the right of the main content

What happens if a website does not have a navigation bar?

• Users can easily find the page they need

• Users will not visit the website

• Users can quickly locate the next section they want to visit

• Users may find it difficult to locate the page they need

Where is the navigation bar placed in most website templates?

• Displayed randomly on different pages

• Only on the homepage

• Displayed on most, if not all, pages within the website

• Displayed on a separate website

What is the purpose of a navigation bar on a website?

• To play navigation games

• To display only images

• To confuse users

• To contain links to other sections of the website

What is the most common layout of a website navigation bar?

• Circular list in the center of the page

• Diagonal list across the page

• Horizontal list at the top of each page

• Vertical list at the bottom of the page