Karl Feldman — July 5, 2019 — July 5, 2019 In this video blog, Karl Feldman will explain some of the common missteps that we see with a lot of our clients and in the market when it comes to website navigation. TRANSCRIPTION: Let’s talk about some website navigation no-nos. Hopefully, we’ll come out of … Continue reading Website Navigation No-Nos
Tag Archives: Navigation
Benefits to Easy Navigation on Your Site
Ashley Hill — June 7, 2019 — June 7, 2019 One of the biggest ways your website’s design can directly impact visitors’ interactions with your company isn’t a flashy graphic, cool video, or sleek typeface. What actually puts visitors at ease and encourages them to continue exploring your site is how simple it is for … Continue reading Benefits to Easy Navigation on Your Site
Maximize Your Website’s Navigation Potential
Ashley Patzer — January 23, 2019 — January 23, 2019 Think of your brand’s website as a city. Your city is unique and has a variety of attractions to visit. If you could give someone a map of your city, what would it look like? Which attractions are you going to highlight? Would you recommend … Continue reading Maximize Your Website’s Navigation Potential
How much is too much? Faceted navigation and SEO
Contributor Eric Enge shares guidelines and handy workarounds you can follow to avoid indexing ‘too many’ faceted navigation pages. Eric Enge on May 24, 2018 On e-commerce sites, faceted navigation plays a critical role in allowing consumers to find the products they want quickly. Major sites normally offer a variety of filters (show a subset … Continue reading How much is too much? Faceted navigation and SEO
How To Implement Faceted Navigation
By Joydeep Bhattacharya January 29th, 2018 Website navigation extends well beyond merely bringing together the important category links of your website and arranging them in parent categories on a top menu bar or a sidebar. Before anything, let’s have a quick look at the crucial role that good website navigation design plays in a content and … Continue reading How To Implement Faceted Navigation
Testing shows e-commerce navigation doesn’t work the way we think it does
Columnist Brian Massey tests out ways to improve main navigation design and finds that before you completely overhaul your navigation scheme, you may want to try changing the words used. Brian Massey on October 20, 2017 At the top of most any e-commerce website, you will see a strip of pixels emblazoned with words. … Continue reading Testing shows e-commerce navigation doesn’t work the way we think it does
4 Secrets to Website Navigation Design with SEO Power
Nate Dame — February 7, 2017 Follow @seonate— February 7, 2017 An effective site menu structure is one of the most important elements of a website. It guides users through the brand experience and allows search engine crawlers to discover and prioritize site content. An effective site menu structure can increase leads, conversions, and search … Continue reading 4 Secrets to Website Navigation Design with SEO Power
Should You Use Navigation on Landing Pages? A Data-Driven Consideration
Fahad Muhammad — December 20, 2016 — December 20, 2016 Navigation gives a user control, which is generally a good thing – but what about on a landing page, where the motto is “one page, one goal?” While there’s not a one-size-fits-all answer (there never is in optimization), we do have some good data by … Continue reading Should You Use Navigation on Landing Pages? A Data-Driven Consideration
When to Use Tabbed Navigation and How to Optimize It
by Shanelle MullinOctober 22, 2016 One of my favorite UX quotes comes from Chikezie Ejiasi, UX lead at Nest. He wrote: “Life is conversational. Web design should be the same way. On the web, you’re talking to someone you’ve probably never met – so it’s important to be clear and precise. Thus, well structured navigation … Continue reading When to Use Tabbed Navigation and How to Optimize It
Navigation Takes A Bite From Search In Apps
by Laurie Sullivan, , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, May 19, 2016 Looking at data from the top 100 apps that use Opera MediaWorks’ mobile ad platform to monetize traffic, the company found that mobile users individually spend about 30 minutes in each popular app — news, games, entertainment, music — with an average session length of … Continue reading Navigation Takes A Bite From Search In Apps
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