Menu
A "Menu" component is a user interface element used to display a list of options or actions that users can choose from. It provides a way to present a collection of related choices.
Use Cases:
✅ Navigation options: Use the "Menu" component to create navigation menus that allow users to access different sections or pages of an application or website.
✅ Contextual actions: Utilize "Menu" components to display context-specific actions that users can perform based on their current interaction or selection.
✅ Grouping related actions: "Menu" components can group related actions or options together, helping users quickly find and choose the desired action.
Not to Use Cases:
❌ Excessive complexity: Avoid creating overly complex menus with a large number of options, as it can overwhelm users and hinder usability.
❌ Hidden critical actions: Do not bury critical or important actions deep within a menu, as users might have difficulty finding them. Important actions should be easily accessible.
❌ Inconsistent design: Ensure that the design and behavior of the "Menu" component are consistent with the overall user interface and adhere to established design patterns.
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