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We first want to start search behavior related issues: | We first want to start search behavior related issues: | ||
It turns out that all of the interview partners, rather remember content than design features of a document. This statement is equivalent to the claim that people rather know what they are looking for | |||
than where it is. This can be compared to livingspace situation where you know what you're are looking for is the key, but you can't remember where they left them. Just after looking for a while without success we try to access second order information, like where did we have them last time et al. | than where it is. This can be compared to livingspace situation where you know what you're are looking for is the key, but you can't remember where they left them. Just after looking for a while without success we try to access second order information, like where did we have them last time et al. | ||
Our questionnaire also revealed this part of behavior where in allmmost all cases content was given at first an than was followed by document relations, design, or context the document appeared in. | Our questionnaire also revealed this part of behavior where in allmmost all cases content was given at first an than was followed by document relations, design, or context the document appeared in. | ||