Logical Navigation A good navigation system is the backbone of a successful web site. The structure of the web site itself provides direction for logical navigation. Dividing the material into clear topics and subtopics based on a logical order such as time, importance, size, or processing steps creates a natural navigation system that makes sense to the viewers. Every page of a web site should have some type of consistent, meaningful navigation that always works. Having predictable navigation makes the site more comfortable and valuable to the user and helps the user develop trust in the content of the site.
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They develop preferences for particular sites because they know they will find what they need quickly and will make return visits. Conclusion Successful web site development requires a skillful integration of content and design. For the web publisher, this means taking a careful look at design choices and making selections that are compatible with the target audience based on the information at hand. It requires time and practice to develop and test sites until the right mix is found, but the extra investment pays off if the site accomplishes its intended purpose and goals. References Fortress Web Design and Hosting.