Site Maps Must be Developed to Reflect the Needs of Users
Often, the sense of lostness inside a website is because the Internet involves a non-linear network of links.
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Tag: information architecture
Site Linking Strategies
Lead-Away Links When you are designing your web pages, make sure not to link away from your site at the…
Keep Your Navigation Simple!
Navigation must be simple. Since it's the backbone of your site, it's imperative that visitors be able to understand it.…
Building an Information Architecture the Adaptive Path Way: An Interview with Indi Young
UIE: Adaptive Path's methodology for creating information architectures has gained a lot of attention lately. How do you go about…
Proximity: How to Effectively Organize Your Pages
Designing a website without intentional and effective white (or blank) space is like throwing your dinner into the blender and…
Web site strategy #2. “Stay with Me” concept
The most of what I've planed to say is already explained in these three words mentioned above. It would probably…
Personalization and Information Design
Personalization. It's everywhere. It's the big thing. Everyone wants to implement it--and you can't blame business stakeholders for this viewpoint.…
Introduction to Document Design: Visual Organization
Good document design helps readers find and understand information more quickly. It can help organizations and company save time and…
IMMUTABLE LAWS OF EFFECTIVE NAVIGATION
The first immutable law of effective navigation: It's gotta be readily available. Visitors should not have to hunt for your…
How to Create an Effective Navigation Structure for Your Site
A ship captain traversing the open seas without a good navigation system will surely get lost. Maybe he’ll strike sharp…
