Please navigate to three different websites. Choose a .org, , and a .gov website for Part B of this lab. How many clicks does it take to find information you are interested in, or how many are needed to access the website’s core function(s)? Is there a site map, are there breadcrumbs, or are there other innovative location features? Do you have to backtrack a lot to get to other areas of interest, or can you can access other areas from deep within one section? How does the website use interactive elements such as flipbooks or expandable objects to reduce or compress navigation? How much vertical or horizontal scrolling must visitors do to locate information?

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