# App Navigation

NotionApps allows you to configure the navigation in your app with two types of navigation: *bottom tabs* and *side drawer*. By default, the app builder automatically adds a newly created screen to the bottom tab, but you can move the screen between the bottom tab and drawer as needed. Here's how to configure the navigation in your app:

1. On the home page, click on the app you want to customize. This will open your app in the app builder.
2. Click on the "Edit Navigation" button in the bottom-right corner of the app builder to view the navigation and icon/name of your screens.

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3. To move a screen between the bottom tab and drawer, simply click on the screen and drag it to the desired location. You can also reorder screens using the drag (✥) icon.

{% hint style="info" %}
We suggest a maximum of 5 screens in the bottom tabs for the best experience.
{% endhint %}

4. To change the name or icon of a screen, click on the screen and then edit the desired properties.

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5. Once you're done, you can go back to editing the screen by clicking on the "Edit Screen" button.

{% hint style="info" %}
We recommend putting primary screens or actions in the bottom tab and secondary screens or actions, like "Profile" or "About" screens, in the drawer.&#x20;

This helps users easily access the most important screens and actions while keeping less frequently used screens and actions hidden.
{% endhint %}

By following these simple steps, you can easily configure the navigation in your NotionApp. Whether you want to reorder screen positions, change the name or icon of a screen, or configure the side drawer, the app builder makes it easy to create a user-friendly and intuitive app navigation.


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