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Start at the topic homepage. The title bar has Home (the topic index), Search (the built-in search page), About (the how-it-works overview), and Explore (Browse). The Everything logo also returns Home. Home/About are configured content destinations; Search/Browse are built-in application views.
Pages have breadcrumbs, section navigation and curated links. Topic pages introduce collections and their articles; related suggestions appear alongside longer pages. A wide-screen sidebar also shows search-generated On a related note cards, moving below the article on smaller screens.
Follow an internal link: the header stays in place, a skeleton shows the pending article, and browser Back/Forward still work. Related cards load separately near the visible area. See Navigation and loading for retries, fallback and first-request delays.
Use Browse to explore published pages. The site root and the Home navigation both lead to the topic index.
Search finds eligible current pages. A new revision may take time to appear; a short batch with continuation is not necessarily the end. The automatic sidebar uses a smaller lexical query, described in Search inside templates.
Open View page as JSON to inspect public content without executing related searches. For a useful route onward, read The tag model, How pages become websites, and Caching and freshness.