antislop-nav

Navigation and site-chrome rules for anti-ai-slop. Map to D-8, D-10 (components) and G-2 (dead links, P4) in antislop-master.

Navigation is the information architecture made visible. If it looks nice but doesn't actually route, it's the highest-value slop.

Header / nav bar

• Floating / glassmorphic navbar by default is a tell — it's a choice only when it serves a real purpose (e.g. a persistent tool that needs to float). (D-7)
• The nav must reflect the real IA. If the product has 3 real areas, do not show 6 links to look "full".
• No links to sections that don't exist. (G-2) This is a hard fail.
• Tap/click targets must be comfortable — small text links as the only way to navigate is an accessibility fail. (K-3)

Hero-structure hand-offs

• The hero should set up the primary action or the primary promise — not just a headline plus "Learn more". (see C-1)
• Avoid the dual-CTA hero ("Get Started" + "Learn More") as a default. One primary next step is clearer. (C-1)