Has anyone got any great examples they can show me, or provide any good solutions. I followed the suggestions on here but I think it kinda sucks how the menu does not use natural scroll on mobile. it’s just a bad experience.
Also, you will notice that sometimes it doesn’t even scroll down.
I see what you are saying, but it’s a poor user experience to go to a page just to navigate to another. It really should sit in the navigation to reach all pages
What I really mean is, unless I told you that or if you had researched it yourself, you would have no idea that Amazon used a dedicated page for navigation on mobile, even if you were a regular Amazon user on mobile.
And you presented your problem as " struggling to find a great solution for navigations that are long on mobile," which Amazon has solved for you. They do a gajillion dollars in research every year. Maybe just take their word for it and give it a try?
Look its ok, but try scrolling from the top to the bottom on mobile. I have to vertically swipe many times. It’s a poor experience IMHO and if you had natural scroll there’s no way you would go back to this.
Also, this design doesn’t make it obvious to me you even need to scroll down in the first place.
I think I’m going to just simplify for mobile.
This would all be made a million times easier if webflow had a native search capability
If anyone else see what Fagan see I would love to hear that. Thats not good
I have tested it on iPhone 4 and I don’t get vertical scrolling.
About if it feels natural to scroll down, I would love to hear what you think would be a better practice? The analytic shows no problem with people not scrolling down, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t look in to it.
Hi @Fagan_Wilcox, I was able to pin down the behavior of the vertical scrolling on iOS and narrowed down the culprit to the chat code that is being used in the Before Body code section of custom code: Image 2017-08-17 at 11.23.5...
There is some behavior in that code, which is opening a popup modal window, to force the page to the bottom. When I tested and removed the code, the issue went away.
Could you try removing that code (copy it so you can put it back if needed), then republish the site. You may have to refresh the iOS page a few times.
