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According to Jakob Nielsen at http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20031110.html http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20031110.html (see #10), the home-page logo should not b
by soundsop 19y ago
According to Jakob Nielsen at http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20031110.html http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20031110.html (see #10), the home-page logo should not be clickable.
Even though the advice is 4 years old, I don't see a reason to violate it.
*Edited for better formatting.
- veritas 19y agoHmm interesting. I'm just used to it I suppose. Sometimes instead of refreshing to see if something has changed, I just click the logo by habit. But, I concede the point.
- zaidf 19y agoAs much as I am a Nielsen fanboy, I wouldn't hesitate violating that rule of his.
- soundsop 19y agoWhy? What purpose does it serve to have a logo on a home page be a link back to the home page? The only reason I can think of is consistency across the rest of the site.
- zaidf 19y agoI take that back. I thought this was about a clickable logo in general--not about the homepage specifically. I guess it is ok to not have the logo linking to the homepage from the homepage itself. (Though there are certain sites that I like to have open and click on the logo to refresh the content.)
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