Is a site index a site map or simply a good web site menu?

What is a good menu?

To define the term site index menu is simple: A site index is a simple html menu that let's your visitors find all your site's web pages easily. It is a complete site directory or a table of contents of the individual pages on a web site. A site index is not a site map, but it gives web site users a good method for quickly navigating around a web site. One of the important features of a good menu, lets visitors know when they have already visited a specific web page. Each text link should change as the user visits that page. Making web site navigation simple for your site users, is important in building a trusted site. Where am I and how do I find the right page? are the two most common user complaints about business sites. A site index removes confusion for every site user. A good site index menu is will also be an accessible menu and good seo requires a good menu design. A user friendly web site provides a good site index, with a link to the HOME PAGE clearly visible.

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A site index is a good menu that lists all the web pages on a web site, by the structure of the site

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