Using radial menus on the bottom edge has the potential to introduce its own disadvantages, so may not be a 'quick-fix' to this;
- the introduction of additional steps to navigating (the first of which is an edge-gesture)
- making navigation less immediately discoverable
- discouraging the use of the bottom-edge by developers for anything else if the expectation becomes 'that's where navigation occurs' (when we typically encourage that the bottom-edge be used for the most critical/interesting/exciting action available)
- etc.
Could you provide the reports you mentioned and/ or some illustration (e.g. screenshots) of the problem you're describing to help us understand the issue? The hide/ reveal Navigation UI pattern that is used by web-apps has long been present in the browser, scopes, contacts & telephony, etc - Just about anything with a 'header' (see comparative screenshots below).
My understanding is that the current web-app navigation UI was intended to be aligned as closely as possible with the browser: /docs.google. com/presentatio n/d/1IpCWtWuGPE S5llwmoscawhn2I G4fxOggMO8F_ RM_zms/ edit)
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Using radial menus on the bottom edge has the potential to introduce its own disadvantages, so may not be a 'quick-fix' to this; interesting/ exciting action available)
- the introduction of additional steps to navigating (the first of which is an edge-gesture)
- making navigation less immediately discoverable
- discouraging the use of the bottom-edge by developers for anything else if the expectation becomes 'that's where navigation occurs' (when we typically encourage that the bottom-edge be used for the most critical/
- etc.
Could you provide the reports you mentioned and/ or some illustration (e.g. screenshots) of the problem you're describing to help us understand the issue? The hide/ reveal Navigation UI pattern that is used by web-apps has long been present in the browser, scopes, contacts & telephony, etc - Just about anything with a 'header' (see comparative screenshots below).