[Sigia-l] Breadcrumbs - case study
Chick Foxgrover (wex)
cflists at foxpath.com
Tue Mar 11 11:38:30 EST 2003
It seems to me you could list multiple paths reflecting the facets,
In your example, list both paths. But in a certain context, not only
as navigation aid or pointer but as search results. For a complicated
subject it could be a very concise way of expressing context for a
concept or product; to see classification made explicit.
Couldn't be the whole system though...
Chick Foxgrover
At 11:21 AM -0500 3/11/03, joe wrote:
>I'm wondering, in specific reaction to Ziya's note about "place
>where" (my emendation), if a wayfinding path can work for a faceted
>architecture? That is, does a product page I'm looking at exists
>within a linear hierarchy of Home > Computers > Desktops > G4 >
>Mirrored Front or does it exist in Home > Graphic Design > Hardware
>or does it exist in Home > Web Design > something or other...?
>
>So, in a faceted approach to IA, would I have to show the actual
>path taken (true breadcrumb) or would I be able to show a wayfinding
>path (place where I am in relation to where this page exists)? I'm
>not sure--any comments would be helpful.
>
>joe
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