navigable

adjective

1. Able to be traveled through or across, especially by ship or boat.

   B2

   usually used before a noun or after a linking verb

   • "The river is navigable for small boats."B1
   • "The canal was made navigable by removing several underwater obstacles."B2

2. Able to be traveled or passed through.

   B1
   • "The path through the forest is navigable only with a guide."B1

3. Easy to find your way around or use, especially a website, map, or digital system.

   B2
   • "The website is simple and navigable."B1
   • "The app has a clean, navigable interface that helps users find information quickly."B2