Comments on: Revealing Navigation Pathways to Web Site Users http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/ Articles on effective experience design and internet marketing. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:16:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: Aryan http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/#comment-27469 Thu, 31 Jan 2008 13:39:21 +0000 http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/#comment-27469 i love the way staples using the dropdown menu. its is really a great use of limited pixel of short page and specially it gives user almost all of the navigations without scrolling. nice one. i love the way staples using the dropdown menu. its is really a great use of limited pixel of short page and specially it gives user almost all of the navigations without scrolling. nice one.

]]> by: Kinya http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/#comment-14392 Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:59:12 +0000 http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/#comment-14392 Thank you for providing this insight on user navigational habits. The mouseover navigation (implemented by Lowe's) is ideal for organizations who may experience Sharepoint 2003 pull-down menu limitations. Also, it looks as if Home Depot has implemented your suggestions for displaying categories & sub-categories for a more intuitive & improved user experience. Thank you for providing this insight on user navigational habits. The mouseover navigation (implemented by Lowe’s) is ideal for organizations who may experience Sharepoint 2003 pull-down menu limitations.

Also, it looks as if Home Depot has implemented your suggestions for displaying categories & sub-categories for a more intuitive & improved user experience.

]]> by: Leah http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/#comment-6487 Tue, 20 Mar 2007 04:19:45 +0000 http://www.paradymesolutions.com/articles/revealing-navigation-pathways-to-web-site-users/#comment-6487 I cannot tell you how often I have had a similar experience of trying to purchase something quickly and jumping to another site to find what I am looking for. My family lives out of state and I recently bought a gift card online for a nephew from a sports store in the Midwest. When my sister-in-law let me know what sports store they had in their area - I did a Google search and bought from the store A) with a website B) with a *good* website. Nice article! I wish more businesses would read it and put it to good use! It would make much more money for the business in the end - at least sports retailers in the Midwest!! I cannot tell you how often I have had a similar experience of trying to purchase something quickly and jumping to another site to find what I am looking for. My family lives out of state and I recently bought a gift card online for a nephew from a sports store in the Midwest. When my sister-in-law let me know what sports store they had in their area - I did a Google search and bought from the store A) with a website B) with a *good* website.

Nice article! I wish more businesses would read it and put it to good use! It would make much more money for the business in the end - at least sports retailers in the Midwest!!

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