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Posts tagged "breadcrumb"

June 16

Safari shows a breadcrumb

Neat, this is new as far as I can tell. Maybe it’s not. I don’t know.

Safari shows a breadcrumb Neat, this is new as far as I can tell. Maybe it’s not. I don’t know.
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January 16

Timbuk2 bag builder breadcrumb & navgation

I’m in the market for a new laptop bag. On this Timbuk2 build your own bag page I found a very well done bit of UI.

It’s a breadcrumb, checkout process overview, a “you are here” marker, and navigation. The danger with combining all of 3 of these functions in one element is getting the link states right. Unfortunately Timbuk2 doesn’t get it quite right, albiet they’re very close, and I was pleasantly surprised with the functionality and informative nature of the design.

The only problem I noticed was the hover state still shows a hand, even if it’s not possible to click it and advance. This is the case specifically on the “Choose a bag” step. The other steps allow forward clicks to expedite the process.

Not sure I’ll get a Timbuk2 bag, but there a few compelling UI elements throughout their site that will surely bring me back for a second or third look before I decide.

Timbuk2 bag builder breadcrumb & navgation I’m in the market for a new laptop bag. On this Timbuk2 build your own bag page I found a very well done bit of UI. It’s a breadcrumb, checkout process overview, a “you are here” marker, and navigation. The danger with combining all of 3 of these functions in one element is getting the link states right. Unfortunately Timbuk2 doesn’t get it quite right, albiet they’re very close, and I was pleasantly surprised with the functionality and informative nature of the design. The only problem I noticed was the hover state still shows a hand, even if it’s not possible to click it and advance. This is the case specifically on the “Choose a bag” step. The other steps allow forward clicks to expedite the process. Not sure I’ll get a Timbuk2 bag, but there a few compelling UI elements throughout their site that will surely bring me back for a second or third look before I decide.
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