Web Site Navigation

Group your navigational options in relevant categories:

Use common names for your menu options: Home, About Us, Contact Us, Help, Products. Avoid "clever" or "trendy" alternatives.

Use breadcrumb trails as a visual clue:

This is basically the path from the homepage to the page where you are. A breadcrumb trail looks like this: Home > Section > Sub-Section > Page. Breadcrumbs greatly facilitate navigation.

If your site is large, provide a search feature.

Include a search box in the upper right corner of your homepage - this is where people expect to find it. Link to a Search page from your interior pages.

Read full article on adding search functionality to your site.

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Link your logo to your homepage, except in the homepage itself:

Put a link to your homepage on all your internal pages.

Provide simple text navigation links at the bottom of all your pages.

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Alternative Styles

Using the power of Web Standards design and CSS to create power and flexable Web site designs. The links below will show you how simply changing the stylesheet attached to this Web site will completely change how this site looks. Keep in mind that none of the actual underlying html code will change.

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