On Item# 1, I think Previous Link can be at the left top corner and Next Link can be at the right bottom corner. On Item# 2, It will definitely make sense to have it on blogs, Just Learned etc.

This is great and really make sense. The readability will be more and the link make sense. I am very happy with this.

This will help readers in reading more blogs and posts.

@Datta,

We originally tried to place them on left and right. But then we cannot display the title of the post. Some titles are really long and they wrap down to multiple lines. It looked good on wide-screen monitors, but was really bad on others. That is the reason why we decided to place them one below the other.

Item#2 is fine, What about the look if Previous link place on left bottom corner and Next link on right bottom corner and post title displays as popup on mouse over?

This is a really great usability feature! As for the location of the links, I personally prefer having them at the bottom so that after the reader has read the original post, they have the choice to explore for more. After all, we wouldn't want readers to jump around directly without reading the post.

I would vote to have the "continued reading" links in blogs and interview questions.

What I meant was, Previous Link can be on Left Top Corner and Next Llink can be on the Right Bottom Corner. This way say a user landed up on 4th part of the series instead of 3rd or 2nd then they can right away use the left top navigation to go to the previous articles without requiring to scroll down all the till the bottom of the current article. On the other hand, if the reader finished reading the current article and wants to go to the next one, then they can do so by directly clicking on the Next Link at the bottom right corner since anyways they would have arrived at the bottom by the time they would have finished reading the article.

We made a few updates.

1. Removed the previous/next links from the top of the tutorials, and left only at the bottom
2. Added previous/next links on a number of other modules, such as:
   1. Just Learned
   2. Interview Questions
   3. Blogs
   4. What is New
   5. etc..

Looking forward to hear more comments..