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Usability expert Jakob Nielsen has published his latest usability study suggesting that large, drop-down menus containing further choices and topic areas are intuitively clear. I note that the example he cites – foodnetwork.com – appears to be using pure-CSS nested lists, yet managing to place them in a large two-column container. Nice.

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