Liam Spradlin

I think part of the rationale here is that when you allow the bottom nav to enter the system back stack, things can get overloaded and confusing pretty quickly. In theory the app could put every single tap of a destination into the back stack, which makes a really really long trail to follow. Or it could cut off after some point, but deciding what…

A Primer on Android Navigation

Any vehicle someone uses to move between scenes in your interface — that’s navigation

As soon as you link two screens together in an app, you have navigation. That link—whatever it may be—is…

Design & code: (re)launching dadapixel

If you’re reading this, it means that v1 of the new Dadapixel, Design Notes, Project Phoebe…