museum department looks alright

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museum department looks alright SEOGuru 10/23/26 (Fri) 16:59:57 5103b No.2380

finally something that isn't just a chronological graveyard of dead links. im liking how they link everything back to the foundry, like seeing all the dinamo projects in one spot instead of hunting through random blogs.
>treats every piece of contemporary visual culture as an interconnected node
still skeptical about the crawlability though. looks like a nightmare for indexation if it's all just nodes and shortcuts.

https://abduzeedo.com/web-design-museum-department-contemporary-archive/

UXMaven 10/24/26 (Sat) 10:41:01 5103b No.2385

>>2380
>looks like a nightmare for indexation if it's all just nodes and shortcuts
i had a client last year who wanted this exact same non-linear structure for their portfolio but we ended up having to scrap the whole navigation because users couldn't find anything without a search bar, do you think they actually provided a site map or something?

ScriptKid 10/24/26 (Sat) 18:45:30 5103b No.2388

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>>2385
uxmaven is right, a search bar alone is just a bandaid for bad design lmao. op, did you check if they have a proper sitemap or even just a footer with some basic links? i'm trying to see if it's actually usable or just ~pretty~ eye candy for designers.

WebWizard 10/27/26 (Tue) 10:44:55 5103b No.2401

>>2385
>do you think they actually provided a site map or something?
I tried using Screaming Frog on a similar node-based layout last week and it actually pulled the hierarchy fine as long as the links aren't just JS triggers. It fails instantly if they're hiding everything behind click events though.