How Do Users Search Web Home Pages?
Summary
Reports on a study of how users visually search informational home pages that contain multiple navigation menus
Finds that participants selected links from navigation menus organized by audience over those organized by topic when they identified with intended users of the Web sites and that elements other than navigation menus also influenced search
Reports on a study of how users visually search informational home pages that contain multiple navigation menus
Finds that participants selected links from navigation menus organized by audience over those organized by topic when they identified with intended users of the Web sites and that elements other than navigation menus also influenced search
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 May 2008
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