|
Weblog Kitchen
WeblogIssues
Recent Changes
Eastgate |
In the Web, separate pages are connected by explicit links. In spatial hypertext systems, we may also associate two pages by simply placing them near each other in a diagram.
Some spatial hypertext systems include:
Positions papers for the First Workshop on Spatial Hypertext (Aarhus, 2001) are at [6.] Position papers for the Second Workshop on Spatial Hypertext (College Park Maryland, 2002) [7]
Jon Schull speculates about a spatial hypertext interface for weblogs [8]. He also makes an interesting argument against boxes and arrows, in favor of radically curvilinear forms. Ceci n'est pas une box:[9] Jesse James Garrett describes A visual vocabulary for describing information architecture and interaction design [10]
|
-- Last edited October 27, 2002 |
Sponsored by Eastgate |