Slight modification to my main navigation to reference more of the perforation from boarding passes.
Repositioned the term navigation and switched the hierarchy between them and "Destination."
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1 comment:
1. I think that there is enough visual hierarchy and clues that help you understand what is clickable and what is not.
2. I think that it is very clear where the main and sub navigation resides within the content. I like the fact that you altered your main navigation so that is would be more compatible with the way a site is constructed in dreamweaver. I also like the serindipidous qualities of the sub navigation.
3. I think that you did a good job of connecting similar content through hyperlinks and other forms of navigation.
4. I think the sub nav text on the main page is a little small and maybe even the body text to, though that seems to be more legible. The line length and space around the content seems good though.
5. I think that you did a very good job at making everything clear altough I wonder if the people will understand the “tion” reference.
6. The grid system is carried throughout the content pages and I think there is a nice variation between the pages that breaks up the grid and adds interest to the composition of the page. The article pages are a breath of fresh air.
7. I think that this compostion would work at optimal screen size but I wonder what happens when the window is condensed. Maybe look more into how that will look.
8. I think that path that you carve through the website is effective and there is a nice variation through the pages so the your interest does not fade.
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