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Is top navigation still necessary on news sites?
Posted in: Design, Information Architecture, Navigation, New Ideas, Newspapers, Technology, Trends, by: Mario Garcia
Mar 16, 2009
10:06 PM
It’s a good question because so much time is often spent trying to organize and create the top navigation of a site. That time could be better used working on writing better headlines and blurbs that get browsers to click. Would more people click on the LOCAL NEWS link or a headline like YOUR NEIGHBOR’S A TERRORIST. NOW WHAT DO YOU DO? My guess, not backed up by any research, is the latter.
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Posted in: Audience, Content, Design, Information Architecture, PreDesign, by: Mario Garcia
Mar 09, 2009
12:47 AM
The makeup of those you seek to engage is important to every communication decision you’ll make, whether editorial, design, marketing or distribution related. Everything starts with audience. The more you know about them, the better you will communicate with them. And no communication project should begin without knowing these 7 things about your audience…
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