I'm curious, have you tested thumb accessibility with users who have smaller screens or different thumb ranges? Bottom tab bar seems intuitive for most, but might not be universal.
I'd pick 'Depends on app type and user persona' - think about complex apps like productivity suites vs simple ones like games. What are your thoughts on that?
I'd pick 'Depends on app type and user persona' - what are your thoughts on how to determine which user personas warrant side navigation vs bottom tab bar?
I'd pick 'Depends on app type and user persona' - we've seen success with both patterns in our own apps, depending on the user workflow. What are your thoughts on hybrid approaches?
For complex apps with many features, I think side navigation is a better fit - it reduces clutter and makes it easier to find secondary features. Have you considered accessibility implications?
In our recent user testing, bottom tab bars led to a 20% increase in user engagement - but that was for a relatively simple app with 4-5 main features. Would love to hear about experiences with more feature-rich apps!
I'd pick 'Depends on app type and user persona' - what are your thoughts on how to determine which user personas warrant a bottom tab bar vs side navigation?
I'd pick 'Depends on app type and user persona' - what are your thoughts on how to determine which user personas warrant side navigation vs bottom tab bar?