Titlebook: Designing User Interfaces for Hypermedia; Wolfgang Schuler,J?rg Hannemann,Norbert Streitz Book 1995 ECSC-EC-EAEC, Brussels-Luxembourg 1995

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Metaphors for Hypermedia Interfacessince they are very powerful devices to communicate even a complex, structured set of properties in a shorthand that is easily understood by all members of a speech community who share the relevant mutual knowledge (Black, 1962). When I for instance say that my job is a jail, I communicate all prope

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Architecture and User Interface of the IDEAS Intelligent Documentation Systemdy requires a difficult decision: Is the event caused by the drug under investigation or by other factors? The human decision maker trying to answer this question faces a complex problem and must consider a multitude of heterogeneous data and numerous knowledge sources. IDEAS is an intelligent docum

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Design of Hypermedia Interfaces in Commercial Applicationserties. For the development of hypertexts in these applications, it is important to consider the specific needs of each particular class of application. For the majority of applications, we doubt that there will ever be something like a generic hypertext user interface. We argue instead, that the di

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Annotations are not “for free”: The Need for Runtime Layer Support in Hypertext Engines of annotations as an application of hypertext systems, however, most hypertext system designers believe that hypertext systems are annotation systems; that is, they believe that annotations are “for free” in hypertext. After all, the reasoning runs, a hypertext system is, by definition, a system th