If it doesn’t work on mobile, it doesn’t work by Brian Boyer.
Brian’s notes from a presentation at Hacks/Hackers Buenos Aires last August.
The presentation is full of user survey results and statistics that are important for topic map interface designers.
At least if you want to be a successful topic map interface designer.
Curious, do you think consuming topic map based information will require a different interface from generic information consumption?
Reasoning that a consumer of information may not know or even care what technology underlies the presentation of desired information.
Would your response differ if I asked about authoring topic map content?
To simplify that question, let’s assume that we aren’t talking about a generic topic map authoring interface.
Say a baseball topic map authoring interface that accepts player’s name, positions, actions in games, etc., without exposing topic map machinery.