Information scent makes both broad and deep information hierarchies work

Both breadth and depth impact how well users can navigate, however information scent, berrypicking, and visual hierarchy—how people interact with your hierarchy—impact the usability of your hierarchies just as much, if not more.

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Austin Govella

Strategy, Research, and Service Design • design thinking workshop facilitator • Houston, TX

https://agux.co
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