Barely. Perhaps you never read the complaints people have about webpage navigation, or noticed that almost no user understands hierarchical URLs.
You know what the top Google searches are? Stuff like "fb", "facebook", "twitter" etc. Because people cannot even understand they can write the URL on the address bar or remember it.
>They can find a food item in a menu or in the supermarket.
You kidding me? People can barely find stuff in the supermarket, and only after searching and scanning with their eyes the shelves. For items they haven't bought in a while, they have to check the sings over every isle, or ask a supermarket employee.
Barely. Perhaps you never read the complaints people have about webpage navigation, or noticed that almost no user understands hierarchical URLs.
You know what the top Google searches are? Stuff like "fb", "facebook", "twitter" etc. Because people cannot even understand they can write the URL on the address bar or remember it.
>They can find a food item in a menu or in the supermarket.
You kidding me? People can barely find stuff in the supermarket, and only after searching and scanning with their eyes the shelves. For items they haven't bought in a while, they have to check the sings over every isle, or ask a supermarket employee.
Really bad example.