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Friday, 26 May 2006

Web Navigation Is About Moving Forward

Content management expert Gerry McGovern writes on the importance of forward-looking navigation. The article, repubished on the UIE site, is to help promote his full-day seminar at UI11.

Navigation should primarily be about helping us keep on going in the direction we have chosen. If I choose a link for "notebooks" then I have made a decision. Continuing to present me with links for servers and desktops decreases my ability to focus on the notebook direction I have chosen.

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