navigable
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- adjective
- /ˈnævɪɡəbl/
- Specialized
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navegable
- The total amount is actually by ensuring it is easily navigable for the purpose of humans, not to mention internet search engine bots.
- easily navigable
- more navigable
Examples
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Even the menus remain as horrendously badly designed as Paradise's, still taking an idiotic time to load, spread across so many pages, and then still not navigable by mouse.
Blog text (7) -
For your project to be successful, ensure that your app is navigable so that users can effortlessly access all its features.
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Library websites need to be easily navigable, including obvious signs that quickly lead the user to the information they need to find.
Academic text (2014) -
It will need to be very easily navigable to allow customers to undergo its content easily, devoid of pressing far too many keys.
Blog text (12) -
And don't the ones who go on, those who think and work and love and hope, don't we have to believe that some days on earth, some streets are humanly navigable?
Fiction book (1991) -
When a tweet is selected, the entire app is navigable using the keyboard: up/down arrows will let you move between tweets, the right arrow key will open a tweet's detail view, and left will always work as a "Back" button.
Blog text (2) -
The eShop is only navigable on the GamePad, and it's a predictably simple interface—you can browse or search for games, read about them, and buy them.
Blog text (17) -
Against that background, some insurance executives are ready to throw off the antitrust exemption's warm blanket if Congress replaces state regulation with a friendlier and more navigable federal system—as long as it comes without rate caps common in state schemes.
Academic text (2007) -
The new website features a user-friendly layout that makes it easily navigable, helping visitors find the information they need quickly.
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A well-organized document is navigable and allows readers to locate relevant sections without frustration.
Synonyms
Easy to move around and find information on a website
How Navigable
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- Specialized
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4.2
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3.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A helpful way to remember navigable for websites and apps is to think of 'sailing' through pages. The word comes from Latin navigare, 'to sail', the same root as navigation, so a navigable site is easy to move through and find what you need.