navigability
/ˌnævɪɡəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being able to be traveled on by ships or boats; the condition of a waterway being deep, wide, and safe enough for navigation.
- Engineers assessed the navigability of the canal for large cargo ships.
- The river's navigability was improved after the dredging project.
- Seasonal droughts can reduce the navigability of inland waterways.
- The ease with which a website, app, or system can be explored or used.
- The developer focused on navigability so users could find information quickly.
- Good navigability is essential for a positive user experience in any app.
- The new menu design greatly improved the navigability of the website.
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