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Tutorial 27: The Care and Feeding of Hyperlinks, Part III
Summary
In this tutorial, you learned how to determine which links you
should provide for navigation. We saw that it's always best to start
by looking at link types and seeing which of these apply to your page,
then using them in the head of the document, and finally replicating
them in the document body. Navigation links should ideally be placed
at the top and bottom of a document, and are one of the very few cases
where use of an HTML table for layout is a good idea. Breadcrumbs can
be used to give a depth-wise look at your site's structure, while
section links offer a breadth-wise look at adjacent sections. A
combination of all of the above can help your site get that elusive
"stickyness" you've no doubt heard so much about. Your users will find
more of your site faster and stay interested in what you offer
longer.
