NAVIGATION / COMPONENTS
Header
Orient people at the top of an experience.
About header
Header component should exist on most views. It gives logged in users access to their account, and gives access to global context.
Anatomy
Shared parts, named consistently.
- 1of Internal HeaderContainerRequired
The container of the header.
- 2of Internal HeaderLogo
The company logo.
- 3of Internal HeaderGlobal ContextRequired
Gives context to view.
- 4of Internal HeaderPortal TitleRequired
Typically the portal name or division.
- 5of Internal HeaderSubtitle
Typically the organization, partner, or department.
- 6of Internal HeaderGlobal Search
Triggers global search flow on click.
- 7of Internal HeaderNotifications
Triggers notification list on click.
- 8of Internal HeaderUnread Notifications
Indicates unread notifications for logged in user when present.
- 9of Internal HeaderUser Settings
Displays menu with user settings on click.
- 10of Internal HeaderHelp
Displays help menu on click.
- 11of Internal HeaderLogged in user
Avatar component of logged in user. Displays user menu on click.
- 12of Internal HeaderLeft ContainerRequired
Contains content on left.
- 13of Internal HeaderRight ContainerRequired
Contains content on right.
- 1of Public HeaderContainerRequired
The container of the header.
- 2of Public HeaderLogoRequired
The company logo.
- 3of Public HeaderDrop ShadowRequired
Creates depth on page.
- 4of Public HeaderGlobal Search
Triggers global search flow on click.
- 5of Public HeaderNotifications
Triggers notification list on click.
- 6of Public HeaderUnread Notifications
Indicates unread notifications for logged in user when present.
- 7of Public HeaderUser Settings
Displays menu with user settings on click.
- 8of Public HeaderHelp
Displays help menu on click.
- 9of Public HeaderLogged in user
Avatar component of logged in user. Displays user menu on click.
- 10of Public HeaderRight ContainerRequired
Contains content on the right.
Try the default
A working example with the shared V1 visual language.
When to use
Keep the brand, main destinations, and important actions consistent. Collapse or wrap navigation without changing reading order.
Links and buttons retain native keyboard behavior; the current destination uses aria-current.