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Browse the Web and find Web sites that fit the following content types. Write a summary of how the content is presented at each Web site and describe how each Web site focuses on its users' needs.

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Hierarchical

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Uses of Linear Website Navigation

Linear navigation is used for a website when you want the visitor to go from one step to another in a particular order. This is usually used within a website but seldom as a standalone design.
The idea here is that the visitor follows the pages in a predefined order or sequence determined by you. This is particularly useful for tutorials like this one. But, it also has many other uses.

Photo galleries lend themselves well to linear navigation as do ...

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