# Customizing Flow Navigation Buttons

## Overview

Create a smooth, intuitive navigation experience for your Salesforce Flow users. In this tutorial, you'll use [Avonni Button](/flow/flow-components/button.md) components to build a custom navigation system. This gives you complete control over the look and feel of your flow's navigation, making your app easier to use.

## Result

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## Building the custom flow navigation button

### Create a New Flow

Type Flow in the setup menu

* Click on the "**New Flow**" button to create a new flow
* Select "**Screen Flow**"

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### Create the Screen Flow

* Add the **Screen element**
* **Enter a screen label**
* Hide Header and Footer (optional)

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### Add the Button Component

* Drag the [button component](/flow/flow-components/button.md) from the custom list (or type Button from the search box)

#### Set the following settings:

**Properties Panel Configuration**

* **`Label`**: Next
* **`Variant`**: Base
* **`Icon Name`**: utility:chevronright
* **`Icon Position`**: Right
* **`Type`**: button

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**Interactions Panel Configuration**

* **`Add Click`**
* **`Type`**: Flow Navigation
* **`Type`**: choose the desired navigation type

**Style Panel Configuration**

* **Spacing**
  * **`Inline Start`**: 10px
  * **`Inline End`**: 10px
* **Text**
  * **`Line Height`**: 30px
  * **`Color`**: #9050e9
  * **`Color Hover`**: #7526e3
  * **`Color Active`**: #5a1ba9
* **Border**
  * **`Size`**: 1px
  * **`Radius`**: 20px
  * **`Color`**: #aeaeae


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