Tab Rows, Good Example

29. December 2007 Bad Design, Good Design, Interfaces, Navigation, Tabs, Usability, Visually Impaired Written by Alexis Brion 1 comment

Using tabs is sometimes a very good option for a wed design. Visitors use them to navigate the site and to know where they are.

JCPenney 20071229

The JCPenney tab rows are 100% fine. They use a different color for the selected tab, but this color is similar to the one used for the unselected tabs. From the usability point of view, I can imagine that this could affect visually impaired and color blinded people.

MySQL 20071229

Giving users a graphical and shaped sign could be much better for everybody. The MySQL website not only uses a different color for the selected tab but also makes a connection to the menu line below, creating a much obvious and nicer visual effect.


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One Response to “Tab Rows, Good Example”

  1. Jan Polzer says:

    I’m not sure if this is the best example of right table using. For menu is better UL and LI in my opinion.

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