Designing navigation part 2
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One of the most crucial items in the persistent navigation is a button or link that takes user to the site’s Home page. Almost all Web users expect the Site ID to be a button that can take you to the Home page.
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- 7. 2. The name needs to be in the right place. In the visual hierarchy of the page, the page name should appear to be framing the content that is unique to this page. S.Gopinath 7
- 8. 3. The name needs to be prominent. You want the combination of position, size, color, and typeface to make the name say “This is the heading for the entire page.” In most cases, it will bet he largest text on the page. 4. The name needs to match what I clicked. S.Gopinath 8
- 10. • On the Web, this is accomplished by highlighting my current location in whatever navigation bars, lists, or menus appear on the page. S.Gopinath 10
- 11. Breadcrumbs Like “You are here” indicators, Breadcrumbs show you where you are. S.Gopinath 11
- 12. Here are a few best practices for implementing them: 1. Put them at the top. 2. Use > between levels. 3. Boldface the last item: The last item in the list should be the name of the current page, and making it bold gives it the prominence it deserves. And because it’s the page that you’re on, naturally it’s not a link. S.Gopinath 12
- 14. Trunk test You’re ready to try trunk test for good Web navigation. Here’s how it goes: 1. What site is this? (Site ID) 2. What page am I on? (Page name) 3. What are the major sections of this site? (Sections) 4. What are my options at this level? (Local navigation) 5. Where am I in the scheme of things? (“You are here” indicators) 6. How can I search? S.Gopinath 14
- 15. How you perform the trunk test: • Step 1: Choose a page anywhere in the site at random, and print it. • Step 2: Hold it at arm’s length or squint so you can’t really study it closely. • Step 3: As quickly as possible, try to find and circle each of these items: – Site ID, Page name, Sections (Primary navigation),Local navigation, “You are here” indicator(s),Search S.Gopinath 15