Tutorial Tuesday: Five Rules of Effective Website Navigation

February 3, 2009

One week at sea. Another week of trade shows and conferences. Then a few days of fun at the FBR Open and watching the Super Bowl with friends. Now it is time for me to spend more time at my desk to finish up the projects at hand.

Since I’m getting back to the nuts and bolts of the daily grindstone, I thought I’d highlight a tutorial about a basic element of Web design. Five Rules of Effective Website Navigation will help you to design a navigation scheme that works for your site. This can be the area that will make or break a site. It is a short tutorial packed with a lot of useful information.

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