Mel81x Posted February 1, 2010 Report Share Posted February 1, 2010 So I have been toying with a career change and was looking at UXA or IA (User Experience Architecture or Information Architecture) considering that I spend a lot of time working with Content Management systems and Content in general. I was given a nice little toolbar project involving language translations and some other little oddities that auto-generate reports, etc. and wanted some feedback from this forum (if its possible) about menus and toolbars. What do you'll like/dislike? Points that I am considering with this little venture are 1. Traditional persistent menus (left side navigation/upper page navigation) versus the more trendy show-it-when-its-needed Java menus. 2. Anything you'll have seen in terms of real-time translation menus or widgets that really makes browsing/usage of a site/application good (web-based of course) 3. Browser of preference while browsing (ranges from the good old IE vs Firefox or the more unconvential Chrome/Opera/Safari/Konqueror etc.) I'm just garnering some feedback to see what the general populous likes when it comes to browsing and how much real-estate people care about from the content of the site on the screen minus the navigational UI that sits and makes all of it usable. Thanks in advance. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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