Design principles for multi-window online information systems: conclusions form research, applications, and experience.: An article from: Technical Communication

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From the supplier: Designers of online information systems should consider the content and ease of use on creating multi-window interfaces for online information systems. Window systems are used either to provide navigational tools or allow the display of texts that are hierarchically or topically related.

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Title: Design principles for multi-window online information systems: conclusions form research, applications, and experience.
Author: Michelle Corbin Nichols
Publication:Technical Communication (Refereed)
Date: August 1, 1996
Publisher: Society for Technical Communication
Volume: v43 Issue: n3 Page: p244(11)

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