[Sigia-l] Identification please

[David Malouf]

If you ask me it is a hyperbolic tree very much in the spirit of the
visual thesaurus.

-- dave

On 5/10/07, Jonathan Baker-Bates <Jonathan.Baker-Bates at lbi.com> wrote:
> Just out of idle curiosity, I'm sure this navigation technique has a
> name by now - does anyone know what it is?
>
> http://www.rpmltd.com/ <http://www.rpmltd.com/>
>
> (You'll need to choose the Flash "experience" I'm afraid)
>
> I dimly recall a company selling off-the-peg applets like this that you
> could deploy on your site for your navigation. They called them
> "navihedra" but I'm not getting any Google hits on that.
>
>
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