A typical RMC published website contains two windows: the navigation window (on the left side) and the content window (on the right side):

The navigation window could contain one or more tabs - in the example above there are three tabs (the term drawer might be also use to describe it):

• Evaluation: contains the installation material and the evaluation scenarios
• Design Control Solution: the practice content around the IBM Rational Design Control Solution and Intended Use Validation
• IEC 62304: the practice content supporting the IEC 62304 compliance

To navigate between these tabs, just select the one you are interested in. A typical navigation tree is shown below:

There are different entry points into the same content, driven by different usage scenarios. The typical ones are:

• Getting Started: Instructions on the initial steps you need to take - install tools, study materials, etc.
• Workflows: Main end-to-end or fragment scenarios
• Practices: List of all the practices used in the published configuration - see the Practice concept
• Roles: Allows a navigation approch based on the roles played by the users
• Tasks: A list of all the tasks included in the configuration, organized by discipline
• Work Products: A list of all the work products included in the configuration, organized by domain
• Tools: Specific tool guidance in support of the process, structured by tool