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Although it's my same intuitive feeling, Your background image is not more important than your navigation bar is a pretty strong assertion without citing studie
by Domenic_S 11y ago
Although it's my same intuitive feeling, Your background image is not more important than your navigation bar is a pretty strong assertion without citing studies or presenting some trends in user stories.
- jalfresi 11y agoReally? You really need studies and trends to decide if the bleedin' obvious is necessary? If your users can't use it, it doesn't matter how pretty it is.
- SlimPickins 11y agoAbsolutely. How many users feel this way? How many users find this scenario unusable? How many reported feeling "helpless". The author is making a very broad statement, without supporting data it's nothing more than opinion. Which it is. Because there is no data to support the claim.
- Domenic_S 11y agoRight. It also depends on the goal for the site. Is the goal to have the user click a signup button? Then maybe a nav bar isn't really important, because you don't want them poking around.
- pc86 11y agoUnless you're content to just make shit up as you go along, yes.
- Qwertious 11y agoSadly, I have to agree with the parent comment - it's like "are boobs inherently sexually attractive to men" - you'd think the answer is obvious, but it might surprise you. It's what science is for, in a nutshell. Not trusting ourselves to not make incorrect assumptions without evidence.