In addition, he is principal of DeVigal Design, an information design firm based in the San Francisco Bay Area. His involvement has had some impact on the design of Poynter.org, which he shares here. Keep the navigation simple. From the research, it was obvious that people knew how to use both vertical navigation and horizontal navigation. In addition, we intentionally did not eliminate the underlining of links that can be modified using Cascading Style Sheets.
Underlined words are a cue to Internet users for clickable information.
Do not take that away from users. Present as much information on the homepage as visually possible. Because many people from our study used the homepage as an index, it was rare that readers ever go much deeper than four levels. The challenge here is obvious. In our redesign, we used the technique of contrasts of color and size.