Tim Beidel — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 15:11:54 GMT

This kind of information is priceless. Concepts and theory are great, but this kind of solid data helps in the real world that we spend most of our time dealing with.

Check out Apple’s latest Web design – they have dropped a section/site map at the bottom of each page. This kind of information has typically been at the top of the page, usually buried in dropdown or flyout menus. I suspect that it is working well in this spot. (I would be surprised if the breadcrumb is very well understood down there, though. To me, that still belongs at the top of the page. Just instinct – would be nice to know.)

Tim Beidel — Mon, 06 Aug 2007 14:42:26 GMT

I like the design, but am having trouble figuring out where to send a comment like this:

I use Firefox on Windows. When I print articles, I often do not get the illustrations that accompany them. I like the print stylesheet (every site should use these IMO) but I would like to get the pix.

Thanks.

Boxes and Arrows: Comments by Tim Beidel