Re: [Sigia-l] good examples of tertiary nav. on small content sites

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"Michael_Piastro_at_harte-hanks.com" wrote:

> So one secondary level page may have multiple tertiary level children. The
> issue whether I'm struggling with is whether and how to offer tertiary level
> navigation, versus some type of index on the secondary level parent with a
> "back to index" link on the tertiary level page.

Take a look at iTunes4/Music Store, for the general strategy of branching at
any node vertically and horizontally (Genre > Artist > Album > Song) via
those small triangles in list-views and the breadcrumbs on top.

Ziya
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