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title: "Phone navigation in Unolia"
description: "Unolia’s phone layout now has a bottom section bar, a context bar with a collapsed breadcrumb and a Menu button that opens the page’s sidebar as a bottom sheet."
url: "https://unolia.com/blog/navigation-on-a-phone"
locale: "en"
---

# Unolia on a phone

Below tablet width Unolia now has a section bar, a context bar with a collapsed breadcrumb, and a Menu button that opens the page’s sidebar as a sheet.

Unolia is a desktop tool most of the day, and a phone tool the moment a client calls. The phone layout is now built for that moment rather than being the desktop squeezed.

A section bar sits at the bottom with the main sections and a More sheet for the rest. Above the content, a context bar carries the breadcrumb, collapsed the way most design systems do it: the parent stays a direct link because up one level is the most frequent move, the current page is bold, and anything before the parent folds behind an ellipsis you can open. On a tablet the full trail shows.

On the right of that bar, a Menu button opens the page’s own sidebar as a bottom sheet, so a project’s domains, sites, servers and repositories are one tap away on every page of the project. Swipe it down or tap outside to close it.

A site page on a phone, then its sidebar opened as a sheet. Demo workspace · Sample data