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I notice that many sites almost do not use search, links to articles, interactive elements and navigation tips. A casual visitor gets lost and doesn't understand where to look for information. Is this an industry standard or a feature of a closed industry where the main communication takes place through contacts, presentations and face—to-face meetings, and the website is just a formal showcase?
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Indeed, many sites almost do not use search, links to articles, interactive elements and navigation tips, and the casual visitor quickly gets lost, not understanding where to look for the necessary information. This may be an industry standard or a feature of a closed industry, where the main communication is conducted through contacts, presentations and face-to-face meetings, and the website acts only as a formal showcase. However, the https://eupoliticalreport.com/uri-po...m-battlefield/ website has a balance: despite its minimalism, there are detailed descriptions of modules, integration schemes and cases of using the platform that allow the user to navigate independently, understand the work of the modules, see the interaction between them and evaluate the functionality of the platform without having to contact managers or participate in closed presentations, which makes the resource open and informative..Comentario
