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		<description><![CDATA[You have to consider more than just the general opinion for this one. Reason being: if your targeted group of website visitors focuses upon an older generation you definitely want [...]


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<p>You have to consider more than just the general opinion for this one. Reason being: if your targeted group of website visitors focuses upon an older generation you definitely want to go more towards usability. Same of course applies for inexperienced users.<br />
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Yet if you know that the demographical issue tends more towards a young group of web-experienced people (gender plays a major role also) you&#8217;ll be better off making menus available at the intro page.</p>
<p>Furthermore, you might consider responsive disclosure as a menu aspect, which only reveals certain menu points upon user action. This may be interesting if you have to have a lot of menu buttons but are stuck &#8211; for instance &#8211; with an older audience.</p>
<p>That is just one of the many issues involved in that matter. <a href="http://lars-hilse.de/contact" rel="nofollow" title="Call Lars Hilse - The Web Tactician - about usability issues on websites">Give me a call if you need more.</a></p>


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