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FRUITS |
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VEGETABLES |
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CARBOHIDRATES |
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PROTEIN |
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RECIPES |
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Apple |
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Zucchini |
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Pasta |
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Poultry |
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Chicken pikata |
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Peach |
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Lettuce |
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Grains |
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Fish |
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Fruit oatmeal |
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Banana |
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Cucumber |
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Eggs |
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Pear |
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Dairy |
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Pineapple |
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Red meat |
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In this site diagram about the food pyramid, we can see 5 sections: Fruits, Vegetables, Carbohydrates, Protein AND Recipes.
The Main Navigation should ALWAYS be visible, and always placed on the same exact location on each page (Site-consistency) |
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| Each section has a number of sub-sections (you see them listed in columns underneath each section name). |
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| You can choose to have always the subsections visible (Up), or to see them when you click on the section name (down) |
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FRUITS |
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VEGETABLES |
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CARBOHIDRATES |
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PROTEIN |
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RECEPIES |
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Poultry |
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Fish |
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Eggs |
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Dairy |
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Red meat
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| When you choose that the user will have to click on a section-name in order to see the sub-sections, is a good idea to design a way of highlighting the section you are in (with a more saturated yellow in this case). |
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| Even if you decide to have all the subsection-names visible at every time (with the loss of real-state that this means), you should device a way of letting the user know which page he/she is at, without having to look at the content. |
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| As you see, the Navigation should act, at every moment, as a MAP of the site that orients the user and facilitates the navigation. |
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| Once you have decided on the content and structure that the content is going to follow, you will design the functionality and build up the navigation. |
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The next example shows a similar content built as an interactive application with Flash.
As you see, the Main navigation has been placed vertically and the subsections are displayed also vertically through a pull-down menu.
The mini-site was NOT developed through html, but through flash authoring (with Adobe Flash).
What you see is 1 flash movie.
Flash movies, can be displayed in web pages, and there is a short piece of code that <embeds> the whole flash movie in the html page. |
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