What is the best control to use for the top-level navig…

What is the best control to use for the top-level navigation? More than one answer choice may achieve this goal. Select the BEST answer.

What is the best control to use for the top-level navigation? More than one answer choice may achieve this goal. Select the BEST answer.

A.
SemanticZoom

B.
Pivot

C.
SplitView

D.
ListView

Explanation:
Tabs and pivots are used for navigating frequently accessed, distinct content categories. Tabs/pivots can be used for top-level or sub-level navigation, and can be
stacked in a top-level/sub-level pattern.

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Herbert

Herbert

This question is quite silly… Which one is the BEST control depends on the app.

“While there’s no single navigation design that works for every app, there are a set of principles and guidelines you can follow to help you figure out the right design for your app.”
From: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/layout/navigation-basics

Use tabs/pivots when:
– There are 2-5 pages.
(You can use tabs/pivots when there are more than 5 pages,
but it might be difficult to fit all the tabs/pivots on the screen.)
– You expect users to switch between pages frequently.

Use a navigation pane when:
– You don’t expect users to switch between pages frequently.
– You want to conserve space at the expense of slowing down navigation operations.
– The pages exist at the top level.

Herbert

Herbert

The navigation pane pattern uses a SplitView, so this might also be the right answer.