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April 07, 2004
The myth of navigation
"Data, content and functionality operate in a similar manner in the digital experience. There is a set of data, content, and functionality that exists in a binary form on some hard drive, yet how one interacts with it is through some expression of an interface." (Andrei Herasimchuk - Design by Fire)
Posted by PJB at April 7, 2004 08:57 AM | TrackBack