[Sigia-l] Isn't that horse dead yet? (was:"meta-"navigation and before that: global navigation meta navigation)

[Todd Warfel]

If it's left over, unnecessary, then it's not needed and should be  
deleted.

The standard shouldn't be "if it doesn't hurt, then put it in." The  
standard should be "if it isn't needed it should be deleted," or  
"strip away until you break it. Then put the piece that broke it back  
in and stop."

On Jun 6, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Livia Labate wrote:

> If it's left-over it goes in the trash can, not on the interface.


Cheers!

Todd R. Warfel
Partner, Design & Usability Specialist
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