Flyout navigation refers to a menu in web development that folds out or drops down when the user moves the mouse pointer over it. This type of navigation can help to save space on the page and enable clearer navigation.

However, it is not necessarily recommended to use flyout navigation in neuroweb design, as it can lead to users having to click unnecessarily to access content. When the user moves the mouse pointer over the menu, it expands, which requires an additional action to access the desired content.

In neuroweb design, it is important to make navigation as simple and intuitive as possible in order to achieve an optimal user experience. By using clear and simple navigation, users can quickly access the desired content and thus increase engagement and interaction on the website.

Flyout navigation is therefore not favoured in neuroweb design, as it carries the risk of users being distracted or frustrated by the navigation and thus impairing the effectiveness of the website.