Knowing where you are: Some websites show
'bread crumbs' at the top of the screen, the path of titles showing
where the page is in the site
oKnowing what you can do: what can be pressed or
clicked to go somewhere or do something
.On the web the standard
underlined links make it clear which text is clickable and which is not
oKnowing where you are going: If the system
has an easy means to undo or reverse actions this is not so bad, but it
is better if users do not have to use this 'try it and see' interaction.oKnowing where you have been: Most web
browsers offer a history system and also a 'back' button that keeps a
list of recently visited pages