# Menu

Currently, **ONEWEB does not provide a built‑in feature for creating custom menus on Web Pages** within Page Designer. Web page navigation is typically handled using layouts, components, links, or tabs instead of a dedicated menu component.

However, for **Mobile Applications**, ONEWEB offers **built‑in menu templates** that allow users to create and manage application menus with minimal configuration.

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### Menu Support by Platform

#### Web Pages

* There is **no dedicated Menu component** for Web Pages.
* Navigation can be implemented using:
  * Links between pages
  * Tabs or Accordion components
  * Custom layouts and containers
* Developers are expected to design navigation manually using available page components.

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#### Mobile Applications

* ONEWEB provides **built‑in menu templates** specifically designed for Mobile Applications.
* These templates support common mobile navigation patterns, such as:
  * Side menus (drawer navigation)
  * Bottom or top navigation menus
* The built‑in templates help ensure a **mobile‑friendly and consistent user experience**.

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### Summary

* Web Pages: No native Menu feature is currently available
* Mobile Applications: Built‑in menu templates are supported
* Web navigation is handled through components and layout design
* Mobile navigation uses predefined menu structures

This design approach allows ONEWEB to focus on **platform‑appropriate navigation patterns**, ensuring usability and consistency across different application types.


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