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*Usability is not sensitive to device orientation: you can see approximately the same number of commands both in landscape and portrait orientation at a time.<br> | *Usability is not sensitive to device orientation: you can see approximately the same number of commands both in landscape and portrait orientation at a time.<br> | ||
[[Image:Extended site menu columns comparison.png]]<br> | [[Image:Extended site menu columns comparison.png]]<br> | ||
Regarding the layout of indivudual menu commands, they should consist of a single text string without an icon. Icons can make the menu to look busy without adding any extra value (such as better intelligibility or readability). However, Larry will and commands for feed subscription should make exceptions.<br> | Regarding the layout of indivudual menu commands, they should consist of a single text string without an icon. Icons can make the menu to look busy without adding any extra value (such as better intelligibility or readability). However, Larry will and commands for feed subscription should make exceptions.<br> | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Extended site menu item layout.png|640x149px]] | ||
<br>The command for a feed subscription could have two lines of text in addition to Feed icon. The first text line should label the name of feed (that is given by the title attribute of link tag in the HTML) and the second line of text would be purely informative and let the user to | <br>The command for a feed subscription could have two lines of text in addition to Feed icon. The first text line should label the name of feed (that is given by the title attribute of link tag in the HTML) and the second line of text would be purely informative and let the user to know the functionality of the item. If the HTML file does not define the title attribute in the link tag, the menu could show the address detailed by the href attribute. | ||