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- sofakingback0
I advise not starting from a visual or functional preference. Determine the problem you are trying to solve, create solutions based on the information you have gathered to assist in your solution.
From this approach the solution (nav. design) will be meaningful and your decision should be easier than picking a style and trying to make it fit the situation.
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- this, but also there are a lot of examples of great shopping nav in existence you can benchmark.doesnotexist
- Not starting from a visual/functional angle. Site catalog and architecture comes first. But I'm gathering visual ideas for later on down the road.soundsinsilence
- Right but before you start looking for examples... you need to know what you're looking for... so in very simple terms:sofakingback
- Whats it like now, whats wrong with it? What needs to be done to be successful?
Then you find examples of Nav.s that do that well.sofakingback - ^ what do you want your users to do? what do you want them to find?doesnotexist