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   Garry Conn

   August 13, 2012

   I got to say that I really like the south & eleven design the best. Something about it really sticks out. Granted, all 20 are excellent but the south & eleven design really stands out to me the most and has me thinking of some new design ideas based on it. Thanks for including these references.

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   DoubleMThemes

   August 13, 2012

   Great post Giselle!!!

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3. 

   Andre

   August 13, 2012

   A simple or minimal navigation is almost the best way not to confuse the users.

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4. 

   Bodhum

   August 13, 2012

   Very inspirational navigation designs. Perfect for any new website project

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   Design Turnpike

   August 13, 2012

   Once again you’ve focused like a laser on something my site needs improvement on! Great samples, thanks.

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   web design springfield mo

   August 16, 2012

   We’ve been moving away from complicated dropdown menus for some time now, focusing on keeping the most important pages in the main navigation menu and putting less important pages in the footer navigation. Nice examples. I particularly liked the Envy Labs example.

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   Rocket Mary

   August 19, 2012

   Great post! Loving these minimal nav menu designs. I think they look and function better than overly complicated dropdown menus.

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8. 

   Yoko

   August 22, 2012

   Interesting examples. But sometimes minimal navigation only means minimal content. If you don’t have a lot to say/show, it’s easy to do it in only a few pages (and this is the case of all the examples I checked). Do the same on a website with lots of resources and info and then I’ll be impressed.

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9. 

   Web Design Malaysia

   September 25, 2012

   Envy labs, looking good!

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