The user’s perception of a product’s function (sense of space) does not depend on the URL, but primarily at the UE and UI levels (breadcrumb navigation).

The user’s perception of a product’s service (sense of experience) does not depend on the technical logic, but on the naming of function points.

Therefore, our client adopts the horizontal menu mode (horizontal TabBar mode), and the directory structure is completely defined by the program users. Moreover, any function points of the product can also have a custom name in the background. By shaping the user’s perception of the product through custom names, various operational scenarios are realized.

See routing path structure for details.
https://fresns.org/extensions/theme/structure.html

Every page, every operation function, can be enabled, disabled, hidden, named and so on. For example, the “Follow Posts” function can be named “Favorite” or “Save”, and “Posts I’m Following” can be named “Favorites”; The interface navigation can be made into the favorites of the user center; after completing such design, the user’s perception of this function is the “favorite” function, and the path cognition is the “favorites” of the user center.