Navigation Exercises
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Findability
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Information architect
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Navigation system
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What is information architecture?
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Breadcrumbs
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Search system
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Matrix structure
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Sequential structure
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Use persistent search for search-focused apps
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Site Map
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Hierarchical structure
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Header
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Menu
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Menus
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Pagination
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Breadcrumbs
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Navigation components
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Use expandable search to save space
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Use sticky headers for pricing tiers
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Add enough padding for better readability
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Use rich auto-suggest appropriately
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Allow users to access pages in overflow
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Hyperlinks
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When to use breadcrumbs
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Position the hamburger menu intuitively
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Adhere to the parenting principle
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Indicate links that open in a new window
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Specify link destination
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Footer
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Provide a helpful No Results page
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Enable auto-suggest for searching
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Use overflow menus
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Provide a reasonable number of search suggestions
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Don't replace the global navigation with breadcrumbs
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Hamburger menus
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Allow users to compare content groups
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Toolbars
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Provide view options for the search results page
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Buttons
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Keep navigation simple and clear
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Highlight matching keywords on the search results page
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Use the <href> attribute for links
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Truncate long labels
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Button breadcrumbs
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Flat structure
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Highlight the selected tab
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Scrollable tabs
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Keep the search query visible
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Forms
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