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Drill Down Navigation
Allows users to progressively descend 'down' branches of a hierarchical tree into a child screen to drill down into more granular details.
Drill Down Navigation allows for a consistent and focused experience that helps eliminate cognitive overload.
When to use
- When users need to focus on one task at a time.
- To provide summary information with the ability to drill down into specifics.
- When screen real estate is limited.
- When designing for many levels of functionality.
- To divide content into meaningful, focussed sections.
- When the user is moving forward step-by-step to access further information.
- When going from your Account > Services > Service.
- To allow users to dive deeper into related content.
Guidelines
- Can be used as an individual element or in groups of related content.
- Each element should have its own single content.
Examples
Card
A visual representation of interactive and organized content.
- Cards
- Groups with a distinct navigational purpose to a Hub or Spoke
- Hub
- A central index where activities can begin
- Actions
- Routes where tasks can be performed
- Spoke
- Visible details that pertain to the List Item
List
Lists provide access points that present a collection of organized and related content.
- List Items
- Content panels with a navigational purpose
- Hub
- A central index where activities can begin
- Actions
- Routes where tasks can be performed
- Spoke
- Visible details that pertain to the List Item
DataTable
Datatables present data in a column and row format. A user can be taken to a spoke when an entire table row is clickable or if an individual cell is clickable to drill down into more information.
- DataTable Rows
- Content panels with a navigational purpose
- Hub
- A central index where activities can begin
- Actions
- Routes where tasks can be performed
- Spoke
- Visible details that pertain to the List Item
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