Many portal applications call those "pages", for lack of any better
term to describe them. For some reason, many folks have a very
difficult time "seeing" them, so whatever you call them, make them
obvious and provide alternative methods to get to them if people can't
remember they're there.
Bryan Minihan
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On Jun 6, 2008, at 3:56 PM, Jason Zietz wrote:
Apologies if this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find
anything related in the archives. I checked my Designing Interfaces
book as well and came up empty, so now I seek the guidance of the
collective.
http://anxiousplanet.com/ixda/SubmenuOrSubnav.gif
What would you call "Current Design" in this example? Clearly
"Design" is a tab, but "Current Design" and its siblings don't look
like tabs, though they do *behave* like tabs. I started calling
them "subtabs" but then switched to "submenus" and now I can't
decide between either or something else altogether.
Thanks!
jason
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