Users scan lists by moving their eyes rapidly down the left edge. Menu items that are right-aligned make scanning more difficult.
Right-Justified Navigation Menus Impede Scannability by Jakob Nielsen
Right-Justified Navigation Menus Impede Scannability
Friday, May 09, 2008 - Lawrence Hsu | BC
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