How users read on the web
Jakob Nielsen’s old write-up on how users read on the web. Actually, this is how people read anything. I write my e-mails, PowerPoint presentations, and Word reports this way.
Jakob Nielsen’s old write-up on how users read on the web. Actually, this is how people read anything. I write my e-mails, PowerPoint presentations, and Word reports this way.
Web design patterns.
Cluster your del.icio.us bookmarks.
10 best intranets of 2005 according to Jakob Nielsen.
Excellent intro to social network analysis
About Webmap. It maps the Web topographically, offering a different way of navigating. Pity, the download is not available any more.
Connections in Space has an interesting navigational metaphor – the London Underground. The site itself is somewhat interesting. via MetaFilter
Wiki Weblogs. This is a feature that I could use. You can have a weblog organised around dates (or whatever), and around keywords. Several blogs already use this. Question: how should I transition from my (currently 100% manual) blog to one of these?
Photoblogs and the Visual Thesaurus via Kribs
The Social Life of Documents. Interesting article by Xerox’s PARC on the role of documents in the New Economy.
A story dreaming for the semantic web.