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The high-performance GUI
26 January 2006 17:59

A thought-provoking article by Jon Udell on GUIs. Interesting ideas often come from questioning the very basic assumptions built into daily life. What might come from questioning the GUIs we've all become used to over the last 20 years or so? What kind of interface might enable older genealogy researchers who may not be very "computer savvy" to more easily find the information they are looking for? What kind of interface would allow a relative youngster like me to better find and organize the information I'm looking for?


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