Why are you inserting

outside

<header>?</header>

OK but you don't answer to my question since we do not want any mega menu or drop down menu.

Well there are in general SEO concerns in the use of navigation Mega Menu style and this is why we want to avoid it.

I am building a website which will have a main navigation related to the site and each link of the main navigation will have a secondary navigation. We do not want to use a megamenu style navigation. I will try to explain it with a example:

Let's start with an example for a computer store "My PC Store", the Main Navigation would be:

Desktop PC's Notebook & Tablets
Multimedia

When clicking on the "Notebook & Tablets" the user is directed to the page domain.com/notebook-tablet.html and on this page the secondary navigation appears: Laptop Netbook Tablets / iPad I am confused on how I should organize the semantic navigation for best SEO performances and I need advice / suggestions. I thought about 2 different ways to do it but which one is more appropriate in terms of SEO? PROPOSITION A Home Page:

<header>

My PC Store <nav>

• Desktop PC's
• Notebook & Tablets
• Multimedia </nav> </header>

Sub-Page (Notebook & Tablets):

<nav>(or

<aside>?)

• Desktop PC's
• Notebook & Tablets
• Multimedia </aside>

</nav>

<header>

Notebook & Tablets <nav>

• Laptop
• Netbook
• Tablets / iPad </nav> </header>

As you notice on the home page the Main Site Navigation is included in the

<header>while it is not in the sub-pages.

PROPOSITION B

Home Page:

<header>

My PC Store

<nav>

• Desktop PC's

• Notebook & Tablets

• Multimedia

</nav>

</header>

Sub-Page (Notebook & Tablets):

<header>

Notebook & Tablets <nav>

• Desktop PC's
• Notebook & Tablets
• Multimedia </nav> # Notebook & Tablets * Laptop
• Netbook
• Tablets / iPad </header>

The main navgation remains always in the

<header>(home page / sub-pages) of all page.

I need suggestions... How would you guys organize the nav ?

</header>

</header>