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  1. Visit Navigating by Color in Maps by COLOURlovers Navigating by Color in Maps by COLOURlovers

    http://www.colourlovers.com/blog/2008/02/13/navigating-by-color-in-maps/

    Some great examples of maps that use colour for navigation.

  2. Visit Spatial Navigation and Opera Spatial Navigation and Opera

    http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001057.html

    "Jan said "directional navigation works so well on mobile devices, I'm hoping it will get built into a browser someday." What he apparently didn't realize is that at least one browser already implements spatial navigation. That browser is Opera. "

  3. Visit The linguistic commandline, by Aza Raskin The linguistic commandline, by Aza Raskin

    http://interactions.acm.org/content/?p=35

    "Unfortunately, the same thing is also true for the GUI: It’s matured, but hasn’t fundamentally changed in the last 23 years. We are still stuck juggling windows in a time-wasting dance to find the application we need to get a task done …"

  4. Visit Touchless human/machine user interface for 3D navigation Touchless human/machine user interface for 3D navigation

    http://www.ellipticlabs.com/confluence/display/elliptic/Home;jsessionid=B7DE1070C7EDFE792A55D4ECFF4DA0A7

    "Elliptic Labs is paving the way for use of computers and screens without touching, simply with the finger or hand in the air. Manipulate images, play computer games, control robotics or use touch screens without touching or without holding a hardware con

  5. Visit Usability Highlights from 2007 Usability Highlights from 2007

    http://www.blinkinteractive.com/ourexperience/essays/2008/02/usability_highlights_2007.php

    Interesting snippet: "Gaze plots from our recent eye-tracking studies also showed users skipping over important items in a too-long list of links or abandoning long lists of links altogether in favor of other page navigation."

  6. Visit Directional keyboard navigation could improve PC-based browsing too Directional keyboard navigation could improve PC-based browsing too

    http://miksovsky.blogs.com/flowstate/2007/11/directional-key.html

    Very interesting discussion on the differences between the tab-based keybard navigation and directional keyboard. Although implemented in mobile devices and Opera, no large browser offers this yet.

  7. Visit Vera Hollink Vera Hollink

    http://staff.science.uva.nl/~vhollink/

    This researcher has various publications on using intelligent algorithms to automatically adjust the navigation of websites to users behaviour.

  8. Visit OfficeMax Reinvents Navigation OfficeMax Reinvents Navigation

    http://www.getelastic.com/office-max-redesign/

    Taking a cue from address books, the navigation is a simple alphabet with fly-out menu of all products that are sold.

  9. Visit TED: Jaw-dropping Photosynth demo TED: Jaw-dropping Photosynth demo

    http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/view/id/129

    "Using photos of oft-snapped subjects (like Notre Dame) scraped from around the Web, Photosynth (based on Seadragon technology) creates breathtaking multidimensional spaces with zoom and navigation features that outstrip all expectation. "

  10. Visit Like A Super Hero Like A Super Hero

    http://www.newsweek.com/id/105532/output/print

    "Humans weren't made for scrolling and searching. We were made for zooming." Newsweek article on Seadragon, the experimental zooming interface acquired by Microsoft.

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