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Nice, but points off on usability; you can't see the navigation options till you hover over, so it will take longer to find the one you want. Pretty though, and kudos for all-CSS (no-JS) work :)

@toolman: True, this isn't necessarily great for site-navigation; it seems better suited as a compact presentation for navigating a sequence. E.g. forum pages, presentation slides, tutorial steps, and so on. It's certainly far easier to hit the targets in this design than in the traditional lousy forum page lists. The next/prev links are also conventional to suggest that type of usage.

Great work, brilliantly done.

I would suggest though that you promote this work as a pagination pattern rather than strictly navigation - I think that @toolman is right in that context. As a pagination pattern though, you're design is appropriate.

wow no javascript and no jQuery!! jQuery is javascript.

Hi John, very neat. I agree great option for navigating a sequence and pagination. Isn't Luke a smart one!

nice css Navigation, lovely...

I pretty like this approach. It can be used for a search engine, a gallery preview or, with some changes, for a step-by-step form. Thanks and kudos!

Sorry mate, doesn't work for me... Mac OS 10.6 w/Safari 4, get the 'dot' rollovers, but not the interaction. Even the download doesn't work.

nice css Navigation, lovely...

hi, could you for example explain the script explicitly without giving it for download? i mean, why should i download something which i don't know WHAT it is. in particular a script?

Very interesting. For the next version i suggest you should make it possible to see navigation without the rollover

Very nice concept, can be taken further with slider shows on homepage as a fallback for users who disable javascript

Wow looks great!

ya very good showcase nice inspration