Navigational metaphor. How to use senses.<\/p>\n
5 human senses<\/ins> for features of next gen web browser.<\/p>\n Sight\nDistance – short distance is meaningful\nPeople who are looking\nPeripheral vision\nMoving through world – active vision\nAll about surface, we only see cover, spectacle<\/p>\n What is sight? <\/p>\n Idea: sitemapdb. Zoals CDDB maar dan voor sites. Crumbtrail, local nav, search.<\/p>\n Smell\nWe’re embedded in smell, we move through it. It’s a mute sense. Maybe we’re moving to smellspace rather than spectacle. Categories for smell are culturally dependent. 5 categories.<\/p>\n Bad meat: no mistake. Code has bad smell sometimes. <\/p>\n For browser we need taste too.<\/p>\n Taste\nIs active smell. Destroy things in our mouth. Flavor is taste, smell and sight as well.<\/p>\n Voorbeeld: screen grab, page type, terms. <\/p>\n Voorbeeld voor smell: browsing trend, heatmap, all links.<\/p>\n Moving away or towards a smell. Smell like barometer.<\/p>\n Sound\nIs like sight, it’s spatial. Sound is like smell too. Sound is signal of s’thing alive. Hearing is rhythm analysis. <\/p>\n Idea #4: identified rhythm, others to visit. Who else resonates with me? We could meet each other. Assistance. Make visible personal map of browsing. Map that’s just a map.<\/p>\n Touch\nNot sure. Touch is low res. Like everything else. Not good for look ahead. If you feeel it, you’re too late.<\/p>\n It’s all browsers do right now. Like stumbling around dark building. We can only flinch. Generalise it, create undo (for ajax).<\/p>\n Scientology<\/p>\n What does sense involve?<\/p>\n More senses<\/p>\n Echolocation\nSense of closeness. WWII listening ear. Before radar. Virtual glove = mobile phone. Use it to change channel. <\/p>\n Magnetic\nIt’s like GPS! Sound that gets louder when you near decision point.<\/p>\n Electroception\nUse of peripheral vision. Infostreams. Ambient. Feed forward before something happens.<\/p>\n E.g.: Emergency eject before something bad happens.<\/p>\n Other senses<\/p>\n Step back: summarize<\/p>\n Reception isn’t enough we need perception.<\/p>\n Why now?<\/p>\n Wayfinding – “The Image of the City” – direct toepasbaar op grote websites. Direct manipulation is dominant. Navigating isn’t enough. <\/p>\n Data exists everywhere and we’re just revealing it.<\/p>\n Renaissance of the senses.<\/p>\n Before pangea – early cambrian period. Illustration of sea floor. Dirty seas – only touch on surface. Seas clear, light penetrates, sight and senses were necessary. Ideas in book are nonsense but designers can use it. We’re in the same situation. Oceans of internet are clearing. We’re building super senses.<\/p>\n End. No questions?!<\/p>\n <\/a>http:\/\/reboot.dk\/wiki\/Making_Senses<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Navigational metaphor. How to use senses. 5 human senses for features of next gen web browser. 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