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Fixing minor typo 
Hello everyone! I think I stumbled upon a minor typo while reading the documentation. As these little typos are often hard to catch, I thought I'd just quickly propose this change and see if it helps.
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mHulb authored May 30, 2017
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# Design bot navigation

Users can navigate websites using breadcrumbs, apps using menus, and a web browsers using buttons like **forward** and **back**.
Users can navigate websites using breadcrumbs, apps using menus, and web browsers using buttons like **forward** and **back**.
However, none of these well-established navigation techniques entirely address navigation requirements within a bot.
As discussed [previously](~/bot-design-conversation-flow.md#dialogs-stacks-and-humans),
users often interact with bots in a non-linear fashion,
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By designing your bot to avoid these common pitfalls of poorly designed conversational interfaces,
you're taking an important step toward ensuring a great user experience.
Next, learn more about the [UX elements](~/bot-design-user-experience.md) that bots most typically rely upon to exchange information with users.
Next, learn more about the [UX elements](~/bot-design-user-experience.md) that bots most typically rely upon to exchange information with users.