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My site on mobile has long pages, so the menu button that is located in the header becomes difficult to access.

I planned to put an arrow at the bottom to allow users quickly return to the main screen, but this is not a solution to the problem, since not everyone scrolls through the page to the very end.

In theory, I can make a fixed header with the menu button at the top of the page so that the visitors could always see them.

I don't know if it's worth it. What do you think?

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  • 3
    Considering that it seems fairly easy to achieve with just one CSS statement: position=sticky, I think it is worth 🤔
  • 3
    That arrow can keep moving as the user scrolls down, so that they can access it anywhere

    But the better option is to keep the menu fixed as a header or a hamburger one at the left
  • 1
    Go with a sticky header.

    A scroll top button is old school ;)
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