Why do you make things? According to one peer, Karen, we make things “because it’s fun.” I’d like to take her statement a bit further, as Lee did, we make things because it challenges us to push beyond our limits. This idea is exactly what we’ve been talking about as we’ve been reading chapters out [...]
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While literary hypertext depends for its psychological impact on the reader’s disorientation in cyberspace, the surfer of the work-a-day web who faces a unique non-linear navigation pattern on each and every website soon suffers from sensory overload. Jakob Nielsen observes that increasing conservativeness of the average web user means that, no matter how useful [...] |
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