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Navigating a room

A Katalyz room is a website. Navigate it like you'd navigate any other site — but with a few helpful touches.


The room layout


  • Header — the main navigation between pages (click a page name to jump to it)
  • Left sidebar — a nav tree of pages with sections nested under each page
  • Main area — the currently selected page's content
  • Top bar — room title, search (if enabled), and your access status


Moving between pages


Click any page in the header to jump to it — that's the fastest way. You can also use the left sidebar for a nested overview that includes sections under each page. Your place is saved — if you leave and come back, you land where you were.


Pages often include:

  • Overview — intro to what the room covers
  • Solution / Product — the core pitch or offering
  • Pricing — commercial terms
  • Contract — legal documents, often with a signature widget
  • Next steps — tasks, timelines, calls to action


Your sender may have renamed these or added others.


Navigating within a page


Each page is made of one or more sections (visual groupings). Scroll normally — widgets (text, videos, CTAs, forms) stack vertically inside sections.


In the sidebar, you'll see sections listed under their parent page. Click any section name to jump directly to it.


Sidebar collapse


On smaller screens or by preference, the sidebar can be collapsed. Click the ≡ icon at the top to toggle.


Keyboard navigation


  • Arrow keys — scroll
  • Tab — move between interactive elements (buttons, inputs)
  • Enter — activate the focused element
  • Esc — close popovers, modals, comment threads


The search bar (if available)


Some rooms expose a search bar in the top bar. Use it to find specific content across all pages — useful when the room has a lot of material.


Dark mode / light mode


Rooms respect your system setting (OS-level dark/light preference). If the room looks too dark or too light, you can usually adjust via your browser or OS settings — Katalyz follows along.


Moving through long content on mobile


Rooms are mobile-responsive. Pages become a dropdown at the top, and content reflows for smaller screens. For the best experience:


  • Desktop or tablet for reading and reviewing content
  • Mobile for signing documents and booking meetings (quick, focused tasks)


Updated on: 18/06/2026

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