Provide the user with a high level view of the steps in a guide with links to all the guide content.
Last updated: 24 June, 2024
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Step 1 of 6: Make key decisions
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Apply your brand specific colours, borders and button styles to the base guide vertical navigation shown below.
Step 1 of 6: Make key decisions
Guide vertical navigation is used on the Two column - guide page layout.
Layout: Two column - guide page
The guide navigation sits to the left of the content and is 3 grid-columns wide.
The guide navigation sits to the left of the content and is 4 grid-columns wide.
The guide navigation is not visible on screen. It is accessed through a trigger button located above the page content. The trigger has sticky behaviour and is fixed to the top of the screen on scroll.
When triggered the navigation slides in from the left filling 90% of the screen width.
Guide vertical navigation is used to guide users through a series of connected pages or steps. It displays where the user is up to and provides links to other connected pages. It provides a high level overview of all associated information through links to content presented in a series of accordions.
Pops up like cooked bread in a toaster.
Toasts can be left aligned or centered depending on the page context.
Pops up like cooked bread in a toaster.
Toasts can be left aligned or centered depending on the page context.
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