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I agree with most of his points, but two of them seem a little off to me. STOP underlining text that isn’t a LINK - There are a lot of places where underlining
by Jebdm 18y ago
I agree with most of his points, but two of them seem a little off to me.
STOP underlining text that isn’t a LINK - There are a lot of places where underlining makes sense. If you've got the links in a different color, then it shouldn't be an issue; besides, after one click users will figure it out (please don't tell me this isn't true or I'll lose all faith in humanity).
I still really hate dynamic dropdown menus. A lot. - Sometimes they make sense. They probably shouldn't be part of your main navigation, but they work well for things like country and state/province selectors. Remember to have it degrade gracefully, though.
- xiaoma 18y agoI agree about underlined text, and I found one other glaring error: At first glance, this makes perfect sense - except for the fact that not everyone visiting your website will be English-speaking, and the word for “information” doesn’t start with an “i” in every language. Visitors to my sites written in English will be English speaking. Either that, or they'll face much more pressing problems than how I abbreviate the word "information".