There are many important elements in web design and navigation menu is one of them.So creating a navigation menu is a very important task for web designers.The site navigation must be easy to use and very well constructed so that the visitors can find what they are looking for easily.But today we will talk about subnavigation in web design.
Some websites are much more detailed and complex and they have too many categories so it is impossible to place all category names in a single row.To solve this problem,we use subnavigation menus.Subnavigation menus can be placed just below primary navigation and they also have to be well constructed and easy to navigate.
So, today we are showcasing subnavigation in web design. There is a really great navigation website example and more than one that will inspire web designers.
Hey, cool overview but you spelled Porsche wrong. It’s spelled with SCH not Porche 😉
Thanks Claudio,fixed:)
Particularly like the Talkeetna Viaggi example. Had given me inspiration for my next project. 🙂
Aces! This is some good stuff. My problem always is, that whereever you need your sub-navigation, you always have a Flash-element. And is it just me, or is it impossible to display HTML in front of flash? That shit always give me trouble – and I can’t even remember if I’ve ever successfully done it!? Anyone?
Very nice list of web design blogs, we would learn a lot from this websites, thanks a lot for sharing and compiling this list.
Thank You. Very good List. There are many latest web designing trends in today’s world. Amateur and professional Web designers a like are getting a new tool to help them easily create sites that are fully interactive.
There are some inspirational examples here. I’ll be sending my web design friends in Cardiff a link!
This is a good topic, but there are after menus there that i wouldn’t want to use. some very good ones too though!
Excellent examples, thanks for sharing,
Sub navigation very important, nice site, blog and post, keep up the good work 🙂
Lots of informative info on my site, sub nav a bit long winded potentially! However main concern is content…