Which of these are NOT a common mistake in the website structure?
Question 8 options:
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Computers and Technology, 14.03.2022 01:00 srice6
Which of these are NOT a common mistake in the website structure?
Question 8 options:
Having too many options on the navigation.
No category landing pages.
Not promoting important articles.
Having a navigation bar in a standard location.
Lack of search and structure integration.
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