When designing navigational controls,which is NOT commonly assumed?
A)That users have not read the manual
B)That users have not attended training
C)That users do not have help readily at hand
D)That users have knowledge of the system and the interface
E)That users have not read the documentation

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The correct assumption in designing navigational controls is that users might not have prior knowledge of the system and the interface. This is why interfaces are designed to be intuitive and self-explanatory as much as possible. Assumptions A, B, C, and E all align with the principle of designing for users who may not have sought out additional information or training.

When Designing Navigational Controls,which Is NOT Commonly Assumed