[Sigia-l] The A>B, B>A problem

[Todd Warfel]

Excellent point Eric. And to further this example, the reason they do 
this is that people look first for red/white wine, then by region.

So, you could always paper prototype something and test it to see who 
users would perform a task. Or simply try and observe half-a-dozen 
users to see how they perform the task and use this as the default.


On Nov 5, 2004, at 10:54 AM, Eric Reiss wrote:

> In this case, the grocery store and restaurant menu will usually have
> placed red wines over country of origin, so I’d use that suggestion
> for my hierarchy.

Cheers!

Todd R. Warfel
Partner, Design and Usability Specialist
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