On Oct 2, 2008, at 6:05 PM, Paul Eisen wrote:
Jared said:
Yes, but that's a problem with research. Perfect research (which,
like
anything perfect, is only an ideal) would anticipate all the needs
and
inform the design thusly.
Well, if we're going to get purist, then I'd contend after we've
sampled the full population of users with our unlimited time and
resources, our "perfect research" would reveal all of those atypical
users who say something like, "I'd really love to see an overview of
the major sections, so I can <insert some rationale here>." So, even
in the limit, maybe there's a reason to waste those pixels on the
global nav.
hah! Touche!
Right after the More Cowbell crowd, I guess.
Jared
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