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The layout for your application may be constructed by selecting an appropriate Command Pattern and Navigation Pattern. | The layout for your application may be constructed by selecting an appropriate Command Pattern and Navigation Pattern. | ||
* [[User:Andrew/LayoutPatterns/CommandPatterns | * [[User:Andrew/LayoutPatterns/CommandPatterns|Command Patterns]] are determined by the command structure chosen for the application (simple, complex or very complex). Commands are defined as any function performed by the application based on user input. See the tables below to determine the best command pattern for your application | ||
*[[User:Andrew/LayoutPatterns/NavigationPatterns | *[[User:Andrew/LayoutPatterns/NavigationPatterns|Navigation Patterns]] are determined by the information structure of the application content (flat, 2-deep, 3-deep, n-deep). See the tables below to determine the best navigation pattern for your application. | ||
===Notes=== | ===Notes=== | ||
* When starting design on a new application, it may not be clear what the command structure should be. Start with the simple command structure. As the design develops, move to a more complex command pattern only if it’s necessary. | * When starting design on a new application, it may not be clear what the command structure should be. Start with the simple command structure. As the design develops, move to a more complex command pattern only if it’s necessary. | ||
* The n-deep navigation patterns may also be used for the 2-deep and 3-deep patterns. | * The n-deep navigation patterns may also be used for the 2-deep and 3-deep patterns. | ||
Revision as of 01:02, 21 July 2014
Layout Patterns
The layout for your application may be constructed by selecting an appropriate Command Pattern and Navigation Pattern.
- Command Patterns are determined by the command structure chosen for the application (simple, complex or very complex). Commands are defined as any function performed by the application based on user input. See the tables below to determine the best command pattern for your application
- Navigation Patterns are determined by the information structure of the application content (flat, 2-deep, 3-deep, n-deep). See the tables below to determine the best navigation pattern for your application.
Notes
- When starting design on a new application, it may not be clear what the command structure should be. Start with the simple command structure. As the design develops, move to a more complex command pattern only if it’s necessary.
- The n-deep navigation patterns may also be used for the 2-deep and 3-deep patterns.