[Sigia-l] visualising taxonomies on the web

[Beau Lebens]

Hi Parry,
as a slightly OT idea - check out www.thebrain.com (and perhaps
http://www.webbrain.com/ although this appears to be offline at the very
moment!) because it has a very funky way of navigating what is effectively a
taxonomy of keywords/labels.

I like the way it represents "broader", "narrower" and "related" topics.

HTH

Beau

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//  Subject: [Sigia-l] visualising taxonomies on the web
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//  Hi all,
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//  Has anyone used a method of visualising a taxonomy on the web
//  where it is
//  important for a user to see what is available on the current
//  level and what
//  may be available further levels down or above, where users can
//  move objects
//  from one folder to another and move objects up and down levels, create
//  folders and be able to delete and amend...., like windows explorer for
//  example.
//
//  What issues did you have to face and how did you overcome them?
//
//  were there any methods you would have liked to have used but were not
//  feasible for whatever reason?
//
//  was your chosen method usability tested and were there any
//  problems however
//  small?
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//  help on this subject will be greatly appreciated.!
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//  parry
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