based on a Danish legend from the Viking era, before 1200AD [etext] [history]
setting: Elsinore, Denmark [castle] [map] [map] [info]
early-edition etexts: 1603-Q1, 1604-Q2, 1623-F1 (ditto), enfolded-700k
modern-edition etexts: MIT, UVa, CMU, Gutenberg
scene-by-scene: Lycos
criticism: Hazlitt, Jungian, links
misc: BBS, links, links, links, glossary, glossary, grammar, Dumas-1848, Joyce/Ulysses
This edition is intended mainly as a demo of my design-theories, in particular the emphasis on heavy-but-inconspicuous hyperlinking:
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Web-design pages:
main :
academia :
info-design :
adding value :
resource-pages :
lessons-learned :
best-worst :
plugging leaks
Special topics:
surfing-skills :
url-hacking :
open content :
semantics :
pagelength :
linktext :
startpages :
bookmarklets :
weblogging :
colors :
autobiographical pages :
thumbnail-graphics :
web-video :
timeline of hypertext
Anti-XML/W3C/etc:
structure-myth :
page-parsing :
firstcut-parser :
html-history :
semantic web
Design prototypes:
topical portal :
dense-content faq :
annotated lit :
random-access lit-summary :
poetry sampler :
gossipy history :
author-resources :
hyperlinked-timeline :
horizontal-timeslice :
web-dossier
Website-resource pages:
RobotWisdom.com :
Altavista.com :
1911encyclopedia.com :
Google.com :
IMDb.com :
Perseus.org :
Salon.com :
Yahoo.com
Older stuff:
design-lab :
design-checklist :
HyperTerrorist :
design-theory :
design cog-sci
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