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Navigation and Presentation Design Peter Dolog dolog [at] cs [dot] aau [dot] dk 2. 2. 05 Intelligent Web and Information Systems October 7, 2010
Outline Navigation design principles Navigation design techniques Presentation design techniques Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Navigation Design Principles
Navigation in the web application concerns mostly the hints the users are provided with in order to move from one page to another or in general from one goal to another. In the most simplest view it concerns how to link the pages of your web application Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Step Navigation Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Paging Navigation Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Breadcrumb Trail or Navigation - Path Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Breadcrumb Trail or Navigation - Attribute Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Tree Navigation Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Site Maps Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Directories Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Tag Clouds Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Navigating from tag ”software” on previous page Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
A-Z index Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Navigation Bars and Menus Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Vertical Menu Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Dynamic Menu Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Drop Down Menu Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Properties to think of To pursue to follow Visual clarity Appropriateness for type of site Aligning with user needs Breath vs. Depth Ease of learning Consistency vs. Inconsistency Feedback to user Efficiency Clear Labels Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Navigation Design Techniques
Navigation Views © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Navigation Schema © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
In context class © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Web. ML Hypertext Schema © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
UML Guide © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Concurrent presentation © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Collections and Interfaces © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Interaction between objects and collections © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Navigation Context Pattern Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009
Presentation design techniques
Presentation Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009
Abstract Widgets Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Interaction Spaces © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
ADV Views © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Presentation Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009
Concrete Presentation Object © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Pages and Models © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Pages and Components Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009
Architecture Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009
Web Components Architecture © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Integration Model © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
Web. ML 4 RIA © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009 Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design
UML Guide and RIA Peter Dolog, Web Engineering 2010, Navigation and Presentation Design © Springer, Web Applications Engineering 2009