Content Comparison

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Left navigation consists of:

• Up to 5 levels in the menu hierarchy.

• Menu items, including:

  • Item labels, which can only be presented on one line.

  • Expand and collapse icons, to show where there are more levels in the menu hierarchy.

  • Each sub-level in the hierarchy will be indented to the right.

• A grey line to separate 1st level items.

• A blue marker is shown to the left of the selected item.

• An expand or collapse icon in the top-right corner, allowing the user to switch between pinned and unpinned states.

• A scroll bar for the open section of the menu.

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• Left navigation is shown in a left-hand panel, which can be collapsed.

• It will always extend across the full height of the page, beneath the header bar.

• The panel will be the same width as the Product area (Verint logo and suite name).

States

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Where there is more than 1 level, and the 1st level item does not link to a separate page, the first item at each sub-level will be selected.

By default, the left navigation panel is pinned open.

Internal logic

Left navigational operates similarly to an Accordion.

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• When the instances exceed the horizontal space, next and back buttons will appear to the right of the instances, allowing the user to scroll.

  • Clicking the left/right arrow will scroll to show the previous/next instance.

  • The selected instance will not change.

  • When reaching the first or last instance, the relevant left or right arrow will be disabled.

States

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Additional information can optionally be shown in the header bar, above the divider line. This can include details such as…

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Content

Can be either text or icons.

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• A one-line row.

• It may be divided by vertical lines according to the displayed information.

Placement and positioning

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