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<blockquote data-quote="Pat Clark" data-source="post: 1040223" data-attributes="member: 123421">An area that I have experimented with that has high WAF is a comprehensive topbar that allows direct navigation to many (most? all?) popular screens from wherever you are at the moment, say from Moving Pictures List to Recorded TV, or TV Guide, or TV Series.We use my ugly-ass version all the time.&nbsp; I suppose it's mostly for mouse users.Everything I've tried up there works just fine, but some things would be nonsensical.&nbsp; I have TV Guide, Recorded TV, Scheduled TV, Movies, TV Series, Videos, Weather, Wish List, Basic Home, Search, Photos, Music, FireFox, and Pandora.I actually have a completely &quot;blank&quot; basic home page, and a topbar item (called menu) which goes to a duplicate of the &quot;proper&quot; basic home page, from which you can get anywhere.&nbsp; The topbar is offset to the left to allow pre-existing overlays to be accessible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pat Clark, post: 1040223, member: 123421"] An area that I have experimented with that has high WAF is a comprehensive topbar that allows [B]direct[/B] navigation to many (most? all?) popular screens from wherever you are at the moment, say from Moving Pictures List to Recorded TV, or TV Guide, or TV Series. We use my ugly-ass version all the time. I suppose it's mostly for mouse users. Everything I've tried up there works just fine, but some things would be nonsensical. I have TV Guide, Recorded TV, Scheduled TV, Movies, TV Series, Videos, Weather, Wish List, Basic Home, Search, Photos, Music, FireFox, and Pandora. I actually have a completely "blank" basic home page, and a topbar item (called menu) which goes to a duplicate of the "proper" basic home page, from which you can get anywhere. The topbar is offset to the left to allow pre-existing overlays to be accessible. [/QUOTE]

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