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3 Sisters -- this new project has deals with all three mediums at once: theatre, film and web/internet.
Perhaps only now spectator truly became a center of the process. Computer gives him active role, the hyper-text principle in action. not only his imagination, but his participation in editing (arranging) the narative. Montage is present -- the click.
Spectator's function could be see as performance. He acts!
No, not the well know individual perception, but his control over the process is new. ...
Do you see the mad webmaster's imput (above links)? I kept telling him: "Anatoly, relax!" (We have the same name and the same body, as a matter of fact, but totaly different in character and personality). "Don't worry, (I would say) Trust me, I would write and they will come. I promice you..."
"What do you know about IT (Information Technology)? He 'writes'! So what?"
Yes, he was right then and he is right now. I don't know much about IT. But have my creative hints, you know. For example, I know what is stupid, when I see it (not all the time). I see the spammers, who try to get you into the traffic building madness -- go and check their webpages... What? Yes, they have no content! That's right, they try to make MONEY by selling hot air. That was Y2K and after, when the "dot.com" bubble bursted. I myself was a victum of this new century big event -- and I am glad (even I lost so my pages and data). The lesson? Do not recycle the same stupid "desires" (I am for recycling the garbage, making use of those REAL things again)!
* Interesting criteria for web applications (Amazon): utility 50%, scalability 10%, elegance 10%, efficieny 10%, portability 10% and the "coolness" factor -- 10%!
Summary
2003 work on:Hierarchical navigation: typically the primary navigation system of a site.
Global navigation: navigation that spans the site.
Local navigation: typically used for subsites. Should complement, not replace, global navigation systems.
Ad Hoc navigation: more editorial than architectural. Generally placed throughout content.
Searching and browsing are often interlinked. And both are by nature iterative - users will make a first attempt, learn something, refine and try again. (p104). This is typically called associative learning. The challenge is to design site architecture to support the most common searching and browsing approaches in a smooth and integrated way.
Does my websites have any resale values? I don't think so. It's MY notes -- and I guess, I stuck with it.
* A blog, short for weblog, is often described as an online diary. The most recent entries (called posts) - appear on the homepage of the blog with links to archives of older posts. Archives are organized by date and often categorized by topic. Often, each post will have a form for readers to add their own comments and to give their opinion or reaction to the post's content.
... 7.28.05 -- the numbers [ year - uniques - reloads - total ]:
2003 -- 133,993 86,874 220,867 [ +162.71% ]
2004 -- 330,955 272,509 603,464 [ +173.23% ]
2005 -- 312,901 300,627 613,528 [ n/a ]
Estimate -- 549,105 527,565 1,076,670
Cyberculture: The Key Concepts by David Bell, Brian D. Loader, Nicholas Pleace, Douglas Schuler; Routledge, 2004 filmplus.org/web -- webpages about webpages *
1.17.06. How did I get myself into this "numbers game"? The traffic keeps climing. I keep checking it...
What is it? Why? Pause.
... I fear to give my honest answer.
... I do it to avoid real writing?
... Silence.
... Fear of death? My fear and yours... Here is a good reason for web and internet.
... Does it help?
... Only while you're doing it, the webbing.
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