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Rome @roe
Replying to @usmaan

The best analogy I’ve made was telling them clicks are like doors to get to a destination. Less doors = happier journey. It actually worked 🤣

Usmaan
Replying to @roe

Got off the call with the people at the nonprofit org I’m working with and I used your analogy! Thank you for that 🤘🏻

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Rome @roe
Replying to @usmaan

That’s fire. Those easy to understand analogies really do work lol

Jamie Sigadel
Replying to @usmaan

Is their concern that the navigation is too crowded? A compromise that still fits with your POV is having some kind of dropdown menu, that way you avoid having to go to an entire other page

Usmaan
Replying to @jsiggy

The navigation isn’t crowded, it’s just two extra links that they want on a page with an image and a button. It doesn’t make sense to me at all when I added the links to a dropdown with the nav bar

Carla Warla
Replying to @usmaan

Highlight the importance of info architecture, findability (minimizing user frustration), and reducing the amount of clicks/effort required to access them.

Usmaan
Replying to @carlawarla

Just explained this as well on a call with the nonprofit org I’m working with