Jumping
by "Wolfer Evelyn" <EWolfer(at)AGRIS.com>
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Could someone provide a further explanation of this "jumping" thing please?
Sometimes my links jiggle or bounce when they are clicked on which is really
annoying. I'm not sure if this "jumping" or not but I would like to know to
know how to make them quit doing that. This definition is from the article
in Michael's reference.
"Jumping" defines the situation where the interface moves slightly between
pages. This should be avoided at all costs - not only does it look strange,
but users are likely to see it as unprofessional, and after all, your aim is
to achieve the most professional appearance possible.
Thanks,
Evelyn
<Reference:>
RE: hwg-basics-digest V1 #904
Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2001 17:16:28 -0700
From: Michael <mikemckee(at)cablespeed.com>
Subject: Site testing
Hi all,
Since site testing has been so much a topic of conversation lately, I'd like
to pass along this article, a quick overview of the stages of site testing.
http://www.WebmasterBase.com/article.php?aid=506
best michael
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