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Basic SP Modern architecture - front page for multiple hubs?
CW_213 In the future (Q3 maybe) we'll be able to use SharePoint Home Sites to aggregate content across your environment. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-SharePoint-Blog/SharePoint-home-sites-a-landing-for-your-organization-on-the/ba-p/621933
However, your issue with persistent and consistent nav is going to be a problem for you currently. You'll likely have to build a SPFx Application Customizer to be your top navigation if you want it across your hubs.
What most companies do that I have seen, is just set a new node in Navigation called "Hubs" and manually link your hubs across all of your hub sites, so you can navigate between them. (Which means you'd manually create that on all your hub sites navigation)
CW_213 In the future (Q3 maybe) we'll be able to use SharePoint Home Sites to aggregate content across your environment. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Microsoft-SharePoint-Blog/SharePoint-home-sites-a-landing-for-your-organization-on-the/ba-p/621933
However, your issue with persistent and consistent nav is going to be a problem for you currently. You'll likely have to build a SPFx Application Customizer to be your top navigation if you want it across your hubs.
What most companies do that I have seen, is just set a new node in Navigation called "Hubs" and manually link your hubs across all of your hub sites, so you can navigate between them. (Which means you'd manually create that on all your hub sites navigation)
Beau Cameron Thanks. Understood. The Home sites seem to be the way to go once they are released. Is the current solution to just create a communications site that links to the various hubs?