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1、47Structure Figure 3.2. Getting some ideas down on paper Web site pages rarely exist in isolation, and so there are often various ways (through different pages) to reach the same page. For instance, on our sites Schedule page, therell be a listing of the sessions happening at the event which will in
2、clude the speakers names. Yet to access more information about each speaker, the names will be hyperlinked back to their profiles on the Speakers page. Likewise, therell be links from those profiles back to the sessions. This demonstrates that there are more ways to reach the pages than by just usin
3、g the main navigation bar. Sitemaps versus Navigation One thing Ive struggled with in the past is the difference between writing down a navigation list and a sitemap. In essence, you might think that theyre similar; after all, a navigation list is a list of pages on the site that the user can reach
4、by clicking on the navigation items names. But what if you have a page like a legal notice thats pointless to display on your main navigation? Perhaps you might want to just keep it for a footer-based navigation bar? In that case, theres no way to tell that its there unless you start with your sitem
5、ap first. Another scenario is that you might have pages that are superfluous to any kind of navigation bar at all. This might sound strange at first, but imagine you have a sign-up form that allows users to receive your email newsletters. Youll probably want to have a thanks or success page that app
6、ears once theyve successfully signed up; so that needs to be considered in the sitemap, even though it will never appear in a navigation bar or any kind of sitemap you show to usersthis is just a sitemap for you, and for the people planning the project. 更多电子书教程下载请登陆h t t p :/d o w n .z z b a i k e .c o m /e b o o k 本站提供的电子书教程均为网上搜集，如果该教程涉及或侵害到您的版权请联系我们。
