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Drawer Navigation vs. Drop Down Menus
Are there any studies on drawer type navigation such as: http://www.ibm.com/us/en/ where the navigation pushes down content, compared to traditional drop down menus where navigation covers up content? ...
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How to group together blog posts/articles?
What should be the general criteria to group together blog posts/articles..??
I have just two ideas in my mind:
One - To group by date of publishing..
Two - To group by category..
On what type of ...
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Using a ribbon as navigation
Every use of the ribbon I have seen so far single panel 'canvas' programs, where grouped functionality is in the ribbon.
I have been doing some analysis on some back end software which my company ...
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If a microsite uses the same logo as the main site, which “home” should it link to?
Which 'home' should the microsite's logo link to - the main site or the microsite?
Consider that...
The content and layout of the microsite is the only differentiator
Half the users reach the ...
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Is there any research or data on horizontal vs. vertical navigational menus?
I've seen many sites using both horizontal (top) navigation, vertical (left) navigation, and both across web sites for a long time. My understanding is that they're both conventions, but I would ...
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Is it a bad idea to put the logo in the top-right corner and the navigation in the top-left?
Firstly I would like to say that I don't think there is a concrete rule about where the logo on a website should be – but intuitively I think it should be in the top left at least for continuities ...
