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Hello Everyone,
I am updating my site with a new name/logo, navigation buttons, and orientation. I originally was showing some directional arrows at the top of the page to identify the left/right orientation of navigation buttons for Consulting/Internet Links. You can see the original here: www.usernomics.com. My question is if this left/right orientation is clear without the arrows when the column headings look like this: http://www.usernomics.com/testsite/testpage2.html In other words, is it clear that the consulting is on the left and Resources on the right? Thanks a lot, Bob |
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You are absolutely right Bob!
Here is a study about his issue: http://psychology.wichita.edu/optimalweb/position.htm
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Hi John,
Thanks for the link to that information. So, do you think it is clear without the arrows? Also, what do you think about the new name/logo looking like a button? Thanks John, Bob |
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First I do not understand what you mean with arrows.
About the logo, I can only say that it is too large. I would suggest you using no more than 295px width, and ideal would be somewhat in the range of 200-250 px.
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