The document discusses the navigation bars of three magazine websites - New Statesman, Prospect, and The Week. It finds that all three navigation bars are located near the top of the homepage to draw viewer attention. They include topics like politics, science, and world to help viewers easily find content of interest. All three navigation bars also have search bars and are structured with blocks of the same size for straightforward reading.

1. Website Research

2. • The navigation bar is set up at the top
of the homepage of the New Statesman
magazine. This gives most of the
attentions towards the navigation bar.
This is because its directly at the viewers
eyes drawing the viewers to engage with
the bar and access any information the
viewers are looking for. The navigation
bar gives a sense of orientation and
guidance around the website. The
navigation bar seems to be simplistic and
conventional to ensure that the viewers
can rely on the navigation bar to guide
them on the site.
• The navigation bar includes various
topics such as politics, science etc. This
gives the views the option to pick what
topic they would like to read and engage
with.

3. • Here the navigation bar is near the
top of the Prospect website
engaging all the viewers into that
direction. This enables the viewers
to pick which topic they would like
to read about which is a easy way
to look at each section. The
navigation bar helps guide the
viewers around the website making
it easier to see each part and
section.
• The navigation bar includes topics
such as politics, science, world etc.
This makes it easier for the viewer
to find the topic they would like to
read.

4. • The navigation bar is set near the top
of The WEEK magazine making it
easier for the viewers to see each
topic talked about on the website.
• The topics talked about in the
navigation bar is politics, arts,
business etc. This guides the readers
to help them around the website
and know what topics they're are
reading about.

5. • List the common elements in these three websites home page navigation bar menu
(Sections; Featured; Weekly magazine edition; Magazine archive; etc.)
• The common elements shown in the three websites home page navigation bar
menu is that they include that all 3 of these website have a topic of politics in their
navigation bar which shows that politics is a big issue, talked about the most and
read about the most.
• The News Statement and the Prospect both include a subscribe button on their
navigation bar which shows that they can easily subscribe to their website and
receive a ‘VIP’ experience on their websites unlocking more news stories and
information. However, The Weekly website does mention subscribe at the top of
the navigation bar, maybe giving it a higher chance for the viewers to notice that
they can subscribe to their website .
• All three of the websites also include a search bar, making it easier for the viewers
to locate and find what they're looking for to read. This is a guidance for the viewer
that need help around the website .
• Three of the navigation bar all have structed block of the same height and width.
They all include large icons to make it more straightforward to read.
• All the navigation bar is easily recognizable and isn’t too small so that the reader
can quickly engage with it.
• All three of the navigation bar are in a horizontal top which is the most common
style used as its very intuitive for the readers.