I was talking to a European client this morning, He was asking me for examples of websites with navigation typical of an American company. While the client was perhaps looking for cultural distinctions, I thought that website navigation was an interesting topic and one that we are asked about often. The subject warrants a series of posts, so for the sake of brevity, this post will present the macro view. For this discussion, I will address the B2B space.
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Posted by Paul Regensburg on Sep 28, 2010 3:48:00 PM
What Factor Determines Website Navigation Most?
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B2B /
information architecture /
user experience /
user interface /
navigation
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web development /
web design /
branding /
SEO /
user experience /
writing /
user interface /
navigation
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As a classically trained designer, I was instilled with the best practices of the Bauhaus in how to make things functional and beautiful and that in fact function can be a form of beauty. The integration of form and function presaged the digital era and is certainly the driving force in web design, user interface and information architecture.
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web design /
information architecture /
graphic design /
user interface
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