Introduction
Navigation, especially on mobile apps, is a topic that not a lot of makers pay attention to. It is a huge part of user experience which, in turn, increases user adoption. Having too many buttons on a screen of a mobile app can make it very cluttered. One key button, which has its use on every screen in an app, is the back button. That is, a button to take the user back to the previous screen. Sure you can add a back button on each screen, either at the top or at the bottom but there is a more seamless approach, on Android devices at least.
Navigation on Android
There is a new app setting called "Android back button". It's description is "Allow end users to navigate back in your app using the Android system back button."
Here is the setting:
Here is a quick demo:
To learn more about navigation, click here.
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