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Mobile immersive writing: bottom nav regions / immersive mode

Last updated May 15, 2026 · 3 min read

A phone is "short bursts, one-handed writing." The UI has to be designed for that. Slima's mobile build is its own immersive experience, not a shrunken desktop.

Slima Writing Studio desktop editor as a reference; mobile collapses side panels into sheets with a bottom 5-button nav (Editor / Files / Chat / Search / More)

Mobile-specific interactions

Exact interactions vary by device / Slima version; common patterns:

Tap the bottom nav to switch regions

The mobile build has a bottom nav bar; tap to move between regions. There are five buttons: Editor / Files / Chat / Search / More. "More" opens a tools sheet (Zen mode, font size, etc.).

Adjust font with a slider

Font size is changed with a slider or + / − buttons, found in the "More" sheet or under Account → Preferences (not a two-finger pinch).

Nav bar hides when the keyboard opens

When the on-screen keyboard appears, the bottom nav bar hides automatically to give the editor more room; it comes back when you dismiss the keyboard.

Formatting toolbar at the top of the editor

In edit mode the formatting toolbar (bold / italic / quotes / undo / new paragraph / etc.) sits at the top of the editor column. It is anchored above the editor body, not a separate bar floating above the keyboard.

Immersive mode (mobile's Zen)

After entering, typically:

  • Top header goes transparent / narrower
  • Bottom nav bar narrows or hides
  • Just text and what you type

Exit returns to standard layout.

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