How to Build Website Navigation in Prismic: One, Two, or Three Levels

The article provides a comprehensive guide on implementing different types of website navigation using Prismic, an API-based CMS. It discusses three levels of navigation complexity: a simple single-level list of links, a two-level structure with grouped links, and a more complex three-level format involving collections of link groups. It emphasizes starting with the simplest navigation model suitable for a website's design and advancing to more complex structures only if necessary. The guide offers step-by-step instructions for setting up each navigation type using the Prismic CLI, detailing how to create appropriate custom types and fields. It also covers how to render these navigation models in Next.js, with adaptability for other frameworks, and suggests maintaining navigation consistency across different sections of a website, such as footers. The article encourages users to leverage Prismic's capabilities to efficiently manage and customize their website's navigation to meet specific design requirements.

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