Don’t Break the Workflow E-Mail

By workflow we mean every operation that a user is doing on a website. For example filling out a form, registering on a website, browsing categories, archives, etc. Don’t break these workflows, let the user cancel any operation. By not letting the user cancel an operation, we’re forcing them to finish it even if they don’t want to.

Not every operation on a website is obvious for users, guide them through the specific workflow by using descriptive tips. (e.g. when filling out a form). Javascript links usually break the workflow, so it’s not recommended to use them on your website.

Another mistake is not changing the color of visited links, this results in breaking the navigational design. Let users know where they’ve been and where they are on a website.

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Marc  - Javascript     |83.91.86.xxx |2009-10-12 18:19:43
Javascript links don't have to break the work flow, though, if you know what
you're doing. If you can implement them correctly, they can actually be a great
help.

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