Most of the time, I use "Open overlay" as an interaction type when I am making an openable menu like for the navigation bar and burger menu. By watching this video, you will learn overlay in Figma. Prototype menu like an expert!
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📌 Timestamps:
0:00 - What you will see in this video
0:26 - Collect the elements of the navigation bar
3:07 - Design the navigation bar
8:29 - Make the burger menu
11:10 - Make the prototype frame
12:54 - Open overlay interaction
15:30 - Result (1st)
16:04 - Close the overlay button
16:41 - Result (2nd)
16:57 - Advantages of this method
19:02 - Dropdown menu in the navigation bar
22:15 - Result (3rd)
22:32 - Final word
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