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With hypertext, the information itself is the interface. The content takes center stage while the chrome and tool areas are placed in the back-seat.
have big, gorgeous and good quality images by default
1. Paste. 2. Save. 3. Copy. 4. Undo. 5. Bold. Beyond the top 10 commands or so, however, the curve flattens out considerably.
No sign-up forms, no logins. This got us thinking about UI design as it applies to today's web services. Lately, it seems that less and less services are using sign-up forms...at least, they aren't requiring you to sign up right more...
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