Menu Positioning on Web Pages. Does it Matter?

Murano, Pietro; Lomas, Tracey J.

doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2015.060419

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“…Navigating a Web site efficiently and pleasurably is an important aspect that all Web designers and businesses should be concerned about. Some research has been carried out on Web navigation and menu structures (e.g., Murano and Sander, 2016;Murano and Khan, 2015;Murano and Lomas, 2015;Murano and Oenga, 2012). However, another aspect of navigation that requires more attention is navigating within a Web page by means of scrolling.…”

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A usability evaluation of Web user interface scrolling types

Sharma¹,

Murano

2020

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This paper details a usability evaluation of scrolling techniques on Web sites. The scrolling methods evaluated were normal scrolling (with default pagination), infinite scrolling, infinite scrolling with a load more button and infinite scrolling with pagination. The four scrolling types were evaluated in the context of tasks that involved either serendipitous type tasks or goal-oriented type tasks. The evaluation was principally about the 'raw' performance and participant perceptions. This is because it was felt that the greatest gap in knowledge concerned these aspects. The evaluation was done by means of an experiment and the data collected was statistically analysed. The results were mixed in nature, where no single scrolling method stood out as being the most usable.

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A usability evaluation of Web user interface scrolling types

Sharma¹,

Murano

2020

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Inspection of In-Vehicle Touchscreen Infotainment Display for Different Screen Locations, Menu Types, and Positions

Patel,

Liu,

Zhao

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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User Interface Menu Design Performance and User Preferences: A Review and Ways Forward

Murano¹,

Sander²

2016

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Abstract-This review paper is about menus on web pages and applications and their positioning on the user screen. The paper aims to provide the reader with a succinct summary of the major research in this area along with an easy to read tabulation of the most important studies. Furthermore, the paper concludes with some suggestions for future research regarding how menus and their positioning on the screen could be improved. The two principal suggestions concern trying to use more qualitative methods for investigating the issues and to develop in the future more universally designed menus.

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Menu Positioning on Web Pages. Does it Matter?

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

A usability evaluation of Web user interface scrolling types

A usability evaluation of Web user interface scrolling types

Inspection of In-Vehicle Touchscreen Infotainment Display for Different Screen Locations, Menu Types, and Positions

User Interface Menu Design Performance and User Preferences: A Review and Ways Forward

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