Elements of hypermedia design :
Published by : Birkhauser, (Boston :) Physical details: xvii, 400 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. ISBN:081763911X; 376433911X.| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 367-384) and index.
A Brief Introduction to Information Retrieval -- User Modeling -- World Wide Web: an Introduction -- Programming the Web -- The Seven Design Concepts for Navigation in Cyberspace -- Linking -- Searching -- Sequentialization -- Hierarchy -- Similarity -- Mapping -- Guides and Agents -- Cybertools from Text To Hypertext -- Cybertools: Hierarchy with Hiermap, Viewfinder, and Navigation Diamond -- Cybertools: Sequentialization with Paths -- Cybertools: Similarity with Cybermap -- Cybermap: System Architecture -- Cybermap: Implementation Issues -- Building Hierarchical Cybermaps -- Cybertrees: Tree-Shaped Overview Maps -- Introduction to Algorithm Animation -- Animated Algorithms -- User Interface Design for Algorithm Animation -- Educational Aspects -- Animating Proofs -- The Art of Algorithm Animation -- Algorithm Animation by Scripting -- Related Work -- VideoScheme System Overview -- VideoScheme Language Overview -- VideoScheme Applications -- DAGS '92: CD-ROM --
DAGS '95: On the Web -- The Development Process -- Extensions and Improvements.
Elements of Hypermedia Design is a book about the conceptual and technical aspects of hypermedia publishing. Its goal is to give guidelines on how to design usable hypermedia documents and structured content. Both aspects of the term "hypermedia" are thoroughly covered, namely hypertext (non-sequential text) and multimedia (rich graphical and interactive content).
Elements of Hypermedia Design will be of interest and utility to a broad spectrum of professionals in information systems, web-site design, multimedia interface designers, CD-ROM developers, and education multimedia designers.
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