It doesn’t take much to get me out of the house and down to a movie theatre for a new science fiction movie. All time favorite: Blade Runner. Yes, I know it’s old, but that’s the real stuff, since no-one has really been able to create the avatars such as those described in Neal Stephenson’s Diamond Age… until now.

Man, oh, man, where’s the nearest full size 3D I-Max. Avatars, the move is open. I’m head up to the mountains with the family tomorrow, so I’m going to have to wait, but please save me a seat, dead center, half way up when I’m back on Wednesday.

In the meantime, the Avatar site will have to do. When I saw the navigation menu for the content, I immediately tweeted about it. Here’s the flow of the discussion.

@EUSP (me): Go to the main site. Mouse over the the images at the bottom. Now THIS is the way to make an interactive menu. http://bit.ly/48fznZ (Click: Enter official site)

@cwheeler (Christina): RT (comment above)

@EUSP: Sounds like a nice project. You up for it?

@cwheeler: Absolutely I’m up for it!

@EUSP: Ok, put it on your schedule. Document as you go along and I’ll publish as a series on navigation design.

@cwheeler: You got it! :)

Ah, that’s great! Now go look at the sliding menu (click: Enter the Official Site) with all the functionality displayed and see what Christina is going to try and recreate in SharePoint. This should be a really fun project. (What I didn’t tell her is that I was going to do it anyway, but now I’m off the hook.)

Christina, the ball’s in your court.