Yeah, good idea. I kow it's lazy, but hitting a back button is a hassle - it involves moving your mouse off the main area of the page.
Interestingly enough we were taught about this in a marketing course I did a few years ago - web pages should aim to keep a users focus of vision on the centre of the page - what you are trying to sell - if they have to drift up to the back button to navigate then they spend less time reading the actual page and concentrating on your text.
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Date: 2002-04-03 07:21 am (UTC)Interestingly enough we were taught about this in a marketing course I did a few years ago - web pages should aim to keep a users focus of vision on the centre of the page - what you are trying to sell - if they have to drift up to the back button to navigate then they spend less time reading the actual page and concentrating on your text.