Christine

Matt J. I am looking for a combination of two different navigation concepts. Desktop and mobile have completely different UX requirements. From a UX perspective, using a hamburger menu on desktop doesn’t make much sense because there is plenty of screen real estate—standard horizontal links are much more effective there. Hamburger menus and full-screen overlays are a mobile solution due to the limited space. That is why I would love to see a component that offers a traditional, standard horizontal layout on desktop, which then transforms into a clean, bold full-screen overlay menu exclusively on mobile to accommodate big typography and social icons at the bottom. Having components that treat desktop and mobile UX differently based on screen size would be a massive and super useful addition to the Relume library!

I’ll be honest: this is coming from someone who isn’t a ‘fanboy’ but treats this as a business tool. While I understand the need to strengthen the foundations, I’m concerned about the shift in priorities. We’re continuing our subscriptions to support our current workflows, and my main worry is that support for existing tools will take a backseat during this ‘build phase.’ It’s also tough to swallow that after months of no updates, we’ll likely be ‘rewarded’ with a price hike once the new features launch. It feels like we’re currently funding a pivot that might end up costing us even more in the long run.

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I have the same problem with the Figma import. On component 401, 380, 36. Seams always to be the same problem with the hight.

Forget about it, I have noticed this in the documentation of the Free Relume Figma Kit → Merged with Relume Premium Figma Kit (v2.3).

I am on the Starter Plan