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When we speak of =E2=80=9Clevel 1=E2=80=9D navigation, we mean the main = sections (usually the top-level tabs) of a website. On a typical company si= te, this might be headings like Products, Support, Ab= out Us, and so on.
What about =E2=80=9Clevel 0=E2=80=9D? What do we call the root of the tr= ee?
By default, most tree-testing tools name this root node either Home<= /em> or Top or the name of the organization. In most cases, this s= hould be clear enough to participants.
Watch, though, for confusions between the root label and the sit= e headings.
For example, suppose we=E2=80=99re working on a phone-company site that = sells services to both residential and business customers. When we put our = site structure into the testing tool, it comes out as:
Participants are likely to confuse the root node Home with the = For home section, especially when they=E2=80=99re backing up the t= ree during a task. In this case, renaming the root node to Top sol= ves the problem.
Another solution is to be more explicit with the root name. In the examp= le above, we could also rename the root to Acme home page.
Next: Transferring the tree to a t= esting app