- From: Michael Lenz <mlenz@cisco.com>
- Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2004 16:37:43 -0700
- To: "'WAI Website Redesign Taskforce'" <public-wai-eo-site@w3.org>
I disagree with the W3C and WAI navigation entries not being needed. -The redesign is going to be leveraged by other initiatives in the W3C. It has the potential to become the standard UI and navigation system for several W3C sites. - WAI is a child of the W3C, we should make is easy for users to understand the relationship of WAI to the W3C and other sites. - We need to allow users to easy and consistently navigate up and down the hierarchy, giving a strong reason to have the same navigation system on the homepage. I want the redesign to be one piece of an entire navigational system. Not a one off to be used for just the WAI site. Just my take on things. -michael On Jun 23, 2004, at 12:55 PM, michaeka@wellsfargo.com wrote: > Attached is another draft of the WAI home page. The left column > includes the > same links as Shawn's draft, except for W3C Home and WAI home. They > are not > needed for this page. The third-level left nav links are all still > there and > easily available to power users, but they are also given context for > new > users.
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