The Psychology of Navigation

“In the real world, everything you put into space is going to be visible to visitors by default. The designer of the space has to choose to hide something. With an information space, everything is hidden by default. The only parts of the space visitors can see are those the designer has chosen to reveal.” Jesse James GarrettThe Psychology of NavigationDigital Web Mazagzine)

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Dennis G. Jerz

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