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Re-order sidebar navigation #116
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Have these changes been run by @pdarcey yet? |
Well, they are now :-) We need a secondary navigation anyway. On Jul 2, 2012, at 3:24 PM, bloomingbridges wrote:
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I'm happy to go with whatever you guys decide. You're the experts! If you disagree with what someone is proposing, speak up and explain why. If we can't reach agreement I'll make a judgement call. Have fun. On 02/07/2012, at 3:24 PM, bloomingbridges < Have these changes been run by @pdarcey yet? Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: |
Florian, I hope the above answers your question. As to my suggestions, I can quickly add some background info. I had a peek at the data from Google Analytics, which confirmed my hunch that people are leaving our website early. Also, some pages got only a handful of visitors over the last couple of weeks - meaning people couldn't find them (or that there content is irrelevant, but I don't expect that is the case). Plus the data told me what the most popular pages are. For people to find what they are looking for on a website e.g. complete their task, people rely for an important part on navigation - both primary and secondary (which our site lacked). So I fitted the information from Google Analytics into new navigation which will hopefully help to make the website friendlier form a user perspective! |
Sorry I didn't mean to be rude. It's become a reflex to reply to GitHub issues as briefly as possible.. Also be aware, that by singling out just three entries you're essentially creating a new primary navigation. Such a thing will look strangely out of place horizontally when there's nothing on top of it and the place to look for navigation is close to the logo. Here are two mockups of how it could look like (perhaps merge the two issues?). Notice that the menu order looks a little unbalanced. Shame that the OURs don't align vertically, so we might as well scrap them? And I propose we swap the final two as well. |
Thanks, Flo. I didn't perceive you as rude, by the way :) Mockups look nice! I especially like the indicator in the menu structure. I agree that the proposed menu structure doesn't work optimally. Over the weekend I gave your feedback some thought and ordered the information on the website, since it appeared somewhat scattered. How about this (obviously numbers are not visible, they're just indicating the information level): Sidebar navigation:
Horizontal navigation (tabs):
Some explanation as to why:
It would be awesome if you could you do your magic and make this happen designwise. Any changes that should be done using the CMS I can take care of. |
Merging with Issue #113 is fine with me, by the way. Consider it merged. |
First finish issue "Add tabs"
Remove from the sidebar navigation:
Change order into:
Note: name change!
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