Nav bar

Used for switching or jumping between different pages, located above the content area and below the system status bar.

Anatomy

Title

Title

1

2

4

3

1: Left function button

Optional, up to 2 buttons, usually back, close, or text buttons

2: Container

The container styles itself based on the page background color, with support for business customization.

3: Title

Optional, can be centered or left-aligned, text within 1 line, supports subtitles, suffix text, prefix/suffix icons, and suffix tags

4: Right functional button

Optional, up to 3 buttons including text buttons. If there are more than 3, it is recommended to use '...' to collapse them.

Variant/Type

Usage scenario

Title

9:41

Use when you need to navigate between pages, return to a previous page, or support page-level auxiliary functions.

Label

Annotation instructions:

Title 18 Bold, subtitle/suffix copy 12Medium

Left/right function icons, currency pair icons, prefix icons 24*24px, dropdown menu arrow icon 12*12px, left/right function entry clickable hot area 44*44px

The minimum spacing between the title content and the left/right function entry is 12px

Multilingual adaptation

Join MEXC Hot Crypto Chal…

Join MEXC Hot Crypto …

Join MEXC Hot Crypto Challenge...

9:41

Prioritize concise copy, with ultra-long content truncated.

Generally centered, and the navigation bar style should remain consistent within the same business scenario. For non-conventional scenarios, such as when displaying currency names in K-line details where some names are extremely long, centering cannot accommodate the longer names. In such cases, a left-aligned navigation bar can be used, or when the English copy is already very long, left-alignment can be adopted.

RTL

Title

Title

LTR

Title

Title

RTL

Usage

Join MEXC Hot Crypto …

Do

Join MEXC H...

Don't

When the copy is long and there are many entry points, a left-aligned layout is recommended.

Join MEXC

Do

Join MEXC

Don't

In general scenarios, 'Return' and 'Close' should try to appear only one at a time and avoid using them simultaneously.

Design

English