Choose the Perfect Navbar Style for Kids' Entertainment App

Choose the Perfect Navbar Style for Kids' Entertainment AppChoose the Perfect Navbar Style for Kids' Entertainment App

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Shivansh Verma

pro

• 17h

This is an AI-powered entertainment platform designed for young kids, focused on creating a safe, engaging, and intuitive experience for early-age users. Currently exploring two different navbar approaches for the app interface. Which one feels more suitable for a children-focused experience? 🎨🧩

UX Research UX Design UI Design

17 votes

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Madob Acharjya

• 15h

Nice!

Shivansh Verma

pro

• 15h

Thanks !!

Muhammad Ahmad

max

• 17h

For kids, I would lean toward the option with clearer labels and larger tap targets. Recognition matters more than minimalism here.

Shivansh Verma

pro

• 17h

Exactly my thought process as well. Since it’s designed for kids, I wanted the navigation to feel clearer and easier to interact with. Appreciate the feedback!

Chidera Achu

• 11h

Bar 1 is super nice

Shivansh Verma

pro

• 9h

Appreciate it !!

Chidera Achu

• 7h

You are welcome

Emmanuel Bliss

• 9h

Am going for bar 1 since is made for kids it should feel playful

widya wulan sari

• 9h

if your target audience is children, navigation bar 1 feels more suitable and attractive😍

Shruti Mittal

• 2h

I went with Navigation Bar 1 because it feels more playful, colorful, and intuitive for kids ✨ The larger icons and category-focused layout make it easier and more engaging for early-age users to navigate.

Sharon Olusanya

• 7m

Amazing designs!

Akinkunmi Ayo

• May 20

Redesigned this Tilt Pay App store design and I think the difference speaks for itself. Curious, which option feels best to you ?

Figma UX Research mobileappdesign

7 voted

14%

42 voted

86%

49 votes

Closed

Valerie Izuagbe

• May 20

Option 2 is definitely way better, but i think there's some alignment issues to the margin and consistency issues with the subtext.

Pranjalli S

• May 20

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