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Group: user interface for hypertext
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computer science >
history list in hypertext
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controlled browsing of hypertext
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display of hypertext links
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hypertext browser
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hypertext subsets, webs, and contexts
problems with hypertext
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types of user interfaces
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user interface
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comparing paper to electronic access to information
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fisheye views in the user interface
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implementation of user interfaces
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information retrieval by following links
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linearization of hypertext
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mouse as the user interface
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novice users and the UserInterface
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spatial metaphor in user interfaces
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outlines
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user interface design
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Thesa's user interface
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windows for a UserInterface
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World-Wide Web
Summary
From a browser, the World-Wide Web looks like a read-only medium. With a full-hypertext system, everything can be edited. As with HTML editors, a hypertext system may provide multiple views of a database, particularly a graphical view.A large hypertext contains far too much material to view at once. Instead, the user should be in a richly interconnected environment with a wealth of material readily available. Users should feel that the material is organized for their needs. (cbb 3/98)
Subtopic: user context
Quote: each user is at the center of a customized, information universe; each path is designed for an audience viewpoint [»younG_1988] Quote: Hypertext was originally for ultimate human-computer interaction [»conkJ9_1987] Quote: interfaces to electronic text are closely tied to navigation, levels of information, backtracking, help, and link selection [»kerrST_1986]
Subtopic: ease of learning
Quote: the PeopleWeb combines a global object model with a portable user context; better online communities and information discovery [»ramaR8_2007]
Subtopic: hypertext UI as nodes
Quote: patients and health workers interact with PROMIS by making selections from displayed options Quote: novices learn ZOG navigation in half an hour and adding material in two hours [»mccrDL10_1984] Quote: ZOG is a rapid response, large network, menu selection system for man-machine communication; similar to PROMIS [»robeG5_1981] Quote: GIBIS used more than PlaneText due to a close match between GIBIS and the IBIS method [»begeML10_1988]
Subtopic: avoid scrolling
Quote: hypertext windows usually correspond with nodes; but this is not important [»conkJ9_1987] Quote: GIBIS interface consists of a graphical browser, an index, an inspection window, and a control panel [»begeML10_1988] Quote: following a KMS link replaces the current frame with a new frame [»akscRM7_1988a] Quote: a display style in SUIT may use other objects (called employees); rarely used
Subtopic: hypertext editor
Quote: KMS only provides a half-screen or full-screen display [»akscRM7_1988a] Quote: KMS screen normally split into two page-size frames; full screen used for complex diagrams [»akscRM7_1988a]
Subtopic: node creation
Quote: KMS's UserInterface consists of an editor for manipulating frames and navigating Quote: KMS automatically saves changes when leaving a frame [»akscRM7_1988a]
Subtopic: hypertext programmng
Quote: create a new KMS frame by clicking on an unlinked item [»akscRM7_1988a]
Quote: ZOG integrates programs with frames; the global consistency helps novices
Topic: history list in hypertext (26 items)
Topic: controlled browsing of hypertext (16 items)
Topic: display of hypertext links (15 items)
Topic: hypertext browser (23 items)
Topic: hypertext subsets, webs, and contexts
(12 items)
Group: problems with hypertext (7 topics, 98 quotes)
Group: types of user interfaces (23 topics, 298 quotes)
Group: user interface (75 topics, 1639 quotes)Topic: comparing paper to electronic access to information (35 items)
Topic: fisheye views in the user interface (16 items)
Topic: implementation of user interfaces (18 items)
Topic: information retrieval by following links (23 items)
Topic: linearization of hypertext (23 items)
Topic: mouse as the user interface (13 items)
Topic: novice users and the UserInterface (25 items)
Topic: spatial metaphor in user interfaces (33 items)
Topic: outlines (16 items)
Topic: user interface design (36 items)
Topic: Thesa's user interface (8 items)
Topic: windows for a UserInterface (21 items)
Topic: World-Wide Web
(42 items)