Sticky Navigation

In plain words

Sticky navigation is a design pattern where the main navigation bar remains fixed at the top of the screen as a visitor scrolls down the page, keeping menu items and CTAs consistently accessible.

Example

On a long case study the menu stays at the top while scrolling, so “Book a call” is always one click away.

Glossary
Breadcrumb Navigation
Breadcrumbs are the trail of links showing a visitor's location within a site's hierarchy.
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Glossary
User Interface
The user interface is the point of interaction between users and a product, shaping navigation and usability.
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FAQ
What Makes a Website User-Friendly?
A user-friendly website has clear navigation, fast load times, obvious next steps, and content that answers visitor questions without making them dig for it. Good UX is mostly invisible — visitors don't notice it, they just don't get frustrated. The test is simple: can someone unfamiliar with your business find what they need in under 10 seconds? If not, the structure needs work before the visuals do.
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