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February 8, 2011
Guide to Website Navigation Design Patterns
"In web design, there are certain common design patterns that are used for interaction. Site navigation has a wide variety of common and familiar design patterns that can be used as a foundation for building effective information architecture for a website. This guide covers popular site navigation design patterns. For each site navigation design pattern, we will discuss its common characteristics, its drawbacks, and when best to use it." (Cameron Chapman ~ Six Revisions)
Posted by PJB at February 8, 2011 2:46 PM | Classification: Information architecture - Navigation