The Bottom Navigation component is a crucial UI element typically found at the bottom of mobile applications, providing quick access to primary destinations within an app. It allows users to navigate between key sections efficiently, enhancing the overall user experience and app usability.

Key features

• Multiple variants with 2 to 6 navigation items

• Support for icons and labels

• Active and inactive states for navigation items

• Customizable appearance (light and dark modes)

• Responsive design adapting to different screen widths

• Optional "More" button for additional options

Design considerations

• Consistent styling across different states (active/inactive)

• Clear visual hierarchy using color and positioning to indicate the active item

• Use of recognizable icons paired with concise labels for clarity

• Adequate spacing between items for touch-friendly interaction

• Alignment with the overall design language of the application

Usage guidelines

• Limit to 2-5 top-level destinations to avoid overwhelming users

• Use for primary navigation only; avoid for secondary or infrequent actions

• Ensure each icon and label clearly represent their respective sections

• Maintain consistency in navigation items across different screens

• Consider using badges or indicators for notifications when appropriate