OudsNavigationButtonAppearance

Default navigation buttons are used for navigation between pages that are not critical or emphasized.They typically represent inactive page states and support smooth movement across content. Use case: Standard "next/previous" navigation in product listings or search results.

The Strong navigation button should be singular and prominent, reserved for highlighting the active page. It ensures the user always knows their current position within a sequence. Use case: Highlighting the active page in long catalog navigation.

A brand-colored alternative to the Strong navigation button. It should be used sparingly for high-value navigation points or to visually anchor a brand moment. Avoid using it as the default for all pages. Use case: Emphasizing a key page (e.g., a promotional offer) with the brand's primary color.

Minimal navigation buttons are simplified and less emphasized, suitable when pagination is not the primary focus. They can be used independently or in combination with stronger buttons. Use case: Secondary interface, such as blogs or FAQs, where pagination is less critical.

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