Lesson 1.8 Navigation around the web Site No matter how attractive the web site is, if it does not have a simple navigation scheme, users are going to lose their way. Some of them may probably never return. The navigational scheme would vary from one site to another. There are, however, some basic principles that one should keep in mind: Ø Specify the content of the web site Ø Create a navigation scheme that helps them to go the required section quickly Ø Provide means to search for additional information There are several ways to organize a web site: Linear Layout – This follows a linear structure. There is a sequential link between the pages. Each page has a link to the previous and next page. The last page has a link to the first page. This format is used when we are presenting sequential i...
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