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Better Site Scheme Menu Organization
Title:
Better Site Scheme Menu Organization
Area:
Site Scheme Menu
Summary:
I would like the menu better organized with easy to find links, for Suggestions, Account Info and News.
Description:
I think there should be:
A link for DW's News Pages underneath the site scheme's 'EXPLORE' so that News is easy to find.
A link for DW's Suggestion Generator ALSO underneath the site scheme's 'EXPLORE' so that being able to make suggestions is easy to do.
The CREATE link in the site scheme's drop menus changed to ACCOUNT (or something similar) so that it is better understood that there are links there for profile editing and icon adding and not just creating an entry (and to make it clearer that it does not mean creating a new account (excluding creating a comm)
PS: I'm sure someone's already mentioned that 'Sponsor A User' would be clearer as 'Random Gifts' - since right now it comes across somewhat politically as if someone can sponsor an official community journal like a national, international, or regional organization like the SPCA or similar program relying on donations for hosting.
This suggestion:
Should be implemented as-is.
4 (14.3%)
Should be implemented with changes. (please comment)
5 (17.9%)
Shouldn't be implemented.
13 (46.4%)
(I have no opinion)
4 (14.3%)
(Other: please comment)
2 (7.1%)
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That's the only thing I can think of that would ease the 'Sniff sniff, what has this random person done that I should take out my wallet' scenario that you've implied can go on in the back of a person's mind.
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In which case, that reduces (if not removes) the sniff-sniff reaction, because it has the connotation that you're doing something to be proud of, that should make you feel good, too, by labeling your action a kindness -- instead of it being something given (away) and for which someone else benefits.
Yep, it's semantics, but semantics are the meat of any good navigation design. Moreso when you're trying to mix in a bit of selling there, along with the navigating!
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That's separate from this suggestion though, so I'll stop there.