WordPress Navigation & Mega Menu Setup

A larger website can outgrow a simple row of header links, but adding a mega menu only helps if the destinations are grouped in a way visitors understand. This €249 service organises one primary WordPress navigation structure around the existing page hierarchy.

Plan the menu from visitor destinations

Included

One primary navigation structure or mega-menu configuration based on the site’s existing page hierarchy. Grouped links, clear labels, optional section headings and responsive behaviour supported by the current theme or menu system.

Outside this scope

A deeper information-architecture problem cannot be solved simply by putting more links into a mega menu.

What we need from you

The list of pages to include, priority destinations, preferred groupings and current theme or menu-plugin constraints.

Delivery timing

Delivery timing for the WordPress navigation setup is confirmed after the brief and required inputs are checked; no fixed number of days is stated for this specific project.

Revisions

No fixed revision count is listed for the WordPress navigation setup; feedback is checked against its agreed deliverable, and a change to the job itself can require a new scope.

At €249, the focus is one primary navigation structure. A menu can organise a clear hierarchy, but it cannot fix an unclear site structure by itself.

The main piece of work is one primary navigation structure or mega-menu configuration based on the site’s existing page hierarchy. It should lead to a header navigation system that can expose more destinations while still helping visitors understand where each link will take them.

Included alongside the core work is grouped links, clear labels, optional section headings and responsive behaviour supported by the current theme or menu system.

Group links without hiding important pages

The working sequence is clear: the menu structure is planned from user destinations before visual menu features are configured.

Priority destinations should be known before styling

Before the €249 work begins, provide the list of pages to include, priority destinations, preferred groupings and current theme or menu-plugin constraints.

One practical quality check is that testing covers keyboard and pointer interaction where supported, mobile opening behaviour and common long-label cases.

Check interaction on desktop and mobile

Clear labels beat internal department language

The final pass also checks this requirement: review checks for duplicated destinations, vague labels and groupings that only make sense internally to the business.

The stated delivery is the completed navigation structure in WordPress with a short map of the main menu groups.

A successful delivery should mean a header navigation system that can expose more destinations while still helping visitors understand where each link will take them.

A maintainable navigation map without using the menu to hide information-architecture problems

Long link names can expose layout problems

Optional section headings are useful only when they make a group easier to understand at a glance.

Long labels and mobile opening behaviour are checked because large desktop menus often fail when the same structure becomes narrow.

The finished menu reflects the current theme or menu system

The navigation map gives a simple record of the final groups after the menu has been configured.

If the WordPress navigation setup is close to your requirement but the boundary is not exact, compare Website Page Redesign and Basic WordPress Website Review; each covers a neighbouring type of work without stretching this project beyond its stated scope.

The €249 navigation project is ready when the pages to include, priority destinations, preferred groupings and current theme or menu-plugin constraints are known. If the site hierarchy itself needs to be reworked first, clarify that information-architecture task before configuring the final menu.