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A graphical user interface integrating features from different hypertext domains

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Wang, Weigang

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Fernández, Alejandro

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Summary: Integration of different hypertext domains is a relatively new concern to the hypertext community. This paper presents an integrative design of graphical user interfaces of hypermedia systems. This design embraces features from navigational, spatial, taxonomic, and workflow hypertexts. The result is a visual hypertext with a rich set of visual components and user interface mechanisms.

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Integration of different hypertext domains is a relatively new concern to the hypertext community. This paper presents an integrative design of graphical user interfaces of hypermedia systems. This design embraces features from navigational, spatial, taxonomic, and workflow hypertexts. The result is a visual hypertext with a rich set of visual components and user interface mechanisms.

International Workshops OHS-7, SC-3, and AH-3. Revised Papers( 2001 ago., 14-18 : Aarhus, Dinamarca), Proceedings. Berlin, Springer:2002. Hypermedia: Openness, Structural Awareness, and Adaptivity (Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2266), pp 141-150.