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Navigation Rail Standard

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Destinations along the side. Count, menu, FAB and labels fold in.

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Navigation Rail Standard
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Compare16 variants of Navigation Rail Standard, against Design reference

  1. ideal/cell-alignment-middle-nav-items-4-58016-36888not scoreddiff →
  2. ideal/cell-alignment-middle-nav-items-4-58016-36888/darknot scored
  3. ideal/default/darkon the stagenot scored
  4. ideal/default/lightnot scoreddiff →
  5. ideal/fournot scoreddiff →
  6. ideal/four/darknot scored
  7. ideal/labels-nonenot scored
  8. ideal/labels-none/darknot scored
  9. ideal/middlenot scoreddiff →
  10. ideal/middle/darknot scored
  11. ideal/no-fabnot scored
  12. ideal/no-fab/darknot scored
  13. ideal/no-menunot scored
  14. ideal/no-menu-fabnot scored
  15. ideal/no-menu-fab/darknot scored
  16. ideal/no-menu/darknot scored

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