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Page Layout

Main Page Elements

Header

The header section is the very top of the page. It is a standard header used for medtronic.com. Since this is important for corporate branding of the web site, it should not be changed in any way.

The header consists of a logo, color bar and a small nav bar that goes to Medtronic home and the about Medtronic page.

In the case of this web section, the header is a self contained table that is not connected to any other page elements.

Secondary Navigation

Secondary navigation is the 'breadcrumb' trail that allows the user to navigate up (or back) to other sections of Medtronic.com. This is not standardized (as of 12/5) but once it is, it will be conistent throughout the Device Registration System (DRS).

Section Navigation

Section navigation is being used in DRS as an instruction tool. While it maintains a consistent style, each page of the DRS will have a slightly different version of Section Navigation.

Each step of the registration process is displayed in the nav box, highlighted as needed. The past and upcoming steps are in Medtronic Primary Gray, the highlighted steps are in Medtronic Primary Blue. All fonts in the main steps are Arial, size 2 bold. In special cases, for example adding a second doctor, the navbar goes to a second level, using Arial size 2, plain. The highlighting with blue holds true in the second level as well, with its parent step in the first level keeping its highlighting.

Section Navigation is in specifically sized columns, as pictured below. The whole column (including the blue dot) is 231 pixels wide. The title and all text elements are in a subcolumn that is 205 pixels wide. There is a 20 pixel column of space between the Section Navigation box and the Content Area.

Content Area

The Content Area is where the forms for the DRS are displayed. This section is the most changeable of all in the DRS. No Content Area display will be carried over from one page to another without some alteration.

The very top of the Content Area is always a spacer gif that keeps all content below the line of the title of the Section Navigation. No exceptions.

Below the spacer gif is either a page title, or a continuity tab, depending on the page.

Page titles are used for all pages before patient info and after the confirmation page. In all other cases, between patient info and confirmation, the page title come below a patient ID tab. (A patient ID tab is a table with gif elements to make it look like a paper tab top file. It is Medtronic Blue and has the patient's name in Arial, size 2, bold, white.)

The Content Area is bounded on the left and right by two empty columns. On the left, between the Content Area and the Section Navigation is a 20 pixel column. To the right of the Content Area is a 30 pixel column, the right side of which lines up with the right edge of the header color bar.

The Content Area is 479 pixels wide. This area is further subdivided into four content columns, each seperated but 15 pixel spacer columns.

The left half of the Content Area is 229 pixels wide and is subdivided into two 107 pixel content columns with a single 15 pixel spacer column. The right half of the Content Area is 235 pixels wide and is subdivided into two 110 content columns with a single 15 pixel spacer column.

These content columns can remain seperate or be joined together as needed to create wider columns. First preference is to combine content columns within Content Area half. If more room is needed, the next best solution is to join all four content columns, creating an unbroken row across the Content Area.

 

 

 
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