Most recent edit on 2005-10-13 15:10:10 by TomSmith

Additions:
Good examples of "having somewhere to go next are "

1. Related Items
2. People Who Bought This Also Bought
3. Top Sellers This Month
4. Also In This Category

Classic dead-end page on many sites are...

1. The PageNotFound page
   
   Deletions:
   Classic dead-ends on many sites are...
2. The PageNotFound page
   
   

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   Edited on 2005-10-13 15:07:50 by TomSmith
   
   Additions:
   1) The PageNotFound page
3. The ThankYouPage
4. The NoResultsFoundPage
5. CorporateInformation
   
   Deletions:
   0. The PageNotFound page

0. The ThankYouPage
0. The NoResultsFoundPage
0. CorporateInformation

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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-10-12 15:04:51 by TomSmith []
See: TheBackButtonOfDeath

Because WebSitesAreJourneysNotStructures, always having somewhere to go next is key to helping to get people to what they want, but also in keeping them on your site. Your web site should never have a complete dead-end.

Classic dead-ends on many sites are...

0. The PageNotFound page
0. The ThankYouPage
0. The NoResultsFoundPage
0. CorporateInformation

See external: http://time-tripper.com/uipatterns/Intriguing_Branches∞