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Navigation Specification · New Header & Footer with Links · 2026-07-07
Navigation Specification

New Header & Footer with Links

The FindCV navigation as it will ship: mega-menu header wired to the 14 launch-suite pages, plus the production footer inline for review. Every link in the header below points to a committed page — click through to test the flow end-to-end.

Primary nav: 4 items Mega-menu items: 24 categories Info dropdown: 5 destinations Footer surfaces: Country band · Columns · Utility strip · Copyright
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Live preview

Header + footer, wired

Every link is live. Click Find Jobs or Find Workers to open a mega-menu of 12 category routes · click Find Info for the 5-item dropdown · click the EN chip to cycle language. The footer sitting directly below is the production version that ships across every launch-suite page.

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Final footer (for reference / editing alongside)

Rendered here directly below the header mockup so the two live edits stay in the same viewport. Same production footer that's already deployed across all 9 launch-suite pages.

URL specification

Every header link, where it lands

The nav resolves to 41 distinct destinations across 14 launch-suite pages. Category mega-items use anchor slugs on the shared landing pages (findcv-find-jobs.html, findcv-find-workers.html) so a single page carries the whole taxonomy without page proliferation.

Rationale

Design principles

Four decisions locked in as the header shipped across the launch suite. Each was tested against the two-sided marketplace pattern (Upwork, Glassdoor, Indeed) and the FindCV brand system.

1
Symmetric "Find" language reinforces the brand name. Header reads Find Jobs · Find Workers · Find Info. Both audience entry points start with "Find" — jobseekers Find Jobs, employers Find Workers — mirroring "FindCV" itself. Replaces "For Employers / For Jobseekers" labels that read as generic marketplace scaffolding.
2
Both mega-menus surface the same 12 categories — mirrored routing. Find Jobs categories route to findcv-find-jobs.html#{slug} (jobseeker-side listings). Find Workers categories route to findcv-find-workers.html#{slug} (employer-side candidate pools). Same taxonomy, same icons; copy shifts subtly — "Nurses · Caregivers" (Find Jobs) vs "Hire RNs · caregivers" (Find Workers) — so the taxonomy stays memorable across audiences.
3
Right side simplified to one primary CTA, one secondary, one utility. Language chip (EN ⇄ عربي) · Log In (ghost) · Sign Up (primary blue). Removed the earlier "Find Jobs" and "Post a job" side-buttons that duplicated items now in the mega-menus. Highest-conversion action (Sign Up) is always reachable in the sticky header.
4
Sticky white header · thin border-bottom · no shadow. Height ~68px. Matches the Upwork / Glassdoor pattern that tested most professional in the multi-agent research. On scroll the header persists, keeping the Sign Up button in reach on long pages.