We've had several users mention that, upon landing on our site, they're not really sure what to do. We're using the full-screen overlay slider, because we really need to be able to utilize the static HTML option, and that was the only way to combine the slider and the HTML (I'm not seeing a full-screen overlay slider option).
But the feedback we\'re getting is that it\'s not immediately obvious that you\'re supposed to scroll down to bring into view the nav bar and the rest of the site.
Has anyone else run into this particular feedback and/or have any options for making the landing page more user-friendly? Something as simple as placing the nav bar at the top of the landing page, as opposed to underneath it, could help. Or I\'ve also envisioned a scrolling down arrow in the right corner of the landing page, similar to viewing a magazine on a tablet...though that would require a bit more customization than we\'d prefer to do.
Hello,
We've had several users mention that, upon landing on our site, they're not really sure what to do. We're using the full-screen overlay slider, because we really need to be able to utilize the static HTML option, and that was the only way to combine the slider and the HTML (I'm not seeing a full-screen overlay slider option).
But the feedback we\'re getting is that it\'s not immediately obvious that you\'re supposed to scroll down to bring into view the nav bar and the rest of the site.
Has anyone else run into this particular feedback and/or have any options for making the landing page more user-friendly? Something as simple as placing the nav bar at the top of the landing page, as opposed to underneath it, could help. Or I\'ve also envisioned a scrolling down arrow in the right corner of the landing page, similar to viewing a magazine on a tablet...though that would require a bit more customization than we\'d prefer to do.
Any ideas?
Hi Adam,
These are the options you can attempt, in my view:
1. add a visual element which prompts the user to scroll down (moving arrow for example)
2. use the fourth version of the menu
3. use the first version of the menu and then modify the one page implementation to make the menu sit on top. the file in question is one-page.php
you just need to move this code block:
<pre>
if( $display_menu ){
get_template_part('sections/menu_section');
}
$display_menu = false;
</pre>
at the beginning of the while loop which iterates through section(s)
I'm glad you make this ticket public, it's a feedback for users with similar requests
Thanks
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Excellent...thank you for the ideas!
Most welcome!
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Any plans to include a full-width overlay slider, in addition to the full-screen one? That would also solve this particular problem...
This is a good idea, we are considering , not sure in which release though.
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