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Feb 13, 2025 ⋅ 9 min read

Can breadcrumbs replace back arrows in UX design?

Ross Dillon Ross is a UX design consultant and writer with a BS in UX Design from DePaul University.

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One Reply to "Can breadcrumbs replace back arrows in UX design?"

  1. Great post! I totally agree with your points. It’s always interesting to see different perspectives on zero-waste lifestyle. I really appreciate how you broke down the topic and provided clear examples to support your points. I’ve learned a lot from reading this and I can’t wait to apply some of these ideas to my own work. Keep up the great content!

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