Representational State Transfer (REST), as an architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems, enables scalable operation of the World Wide Web (WWW) and is the foundation f...
In this article we claim that the linguistic-centred view within hypermedia systems needs refinement through a semiotic-based approach before real interoperation between media can...
: Information Visualization can make hypermedia systems more usable by presenting a site map to assist in navigation. In this paper we explain some of the difficulties in developin...
Large-scale distributed hypermedia systems comprise a generation of powerful tools to meet the demands of the new information globalization era. The most promising of such systems...
Costas Petrou, Drakoulis Martakos, Michael Hatzopo...
As the amount of information technology increases, managing information resources, so that the correct people can find the information easily, becomes a critical issue. Hypermedia...
Ian Heath, Gary Wills, Richard Crowder, Wendy Hall...
Hypermedia systems (whether web sites or not) should support multilevel policiesm, offering different views and manipulation abilities of the same information to users with differ...
With the advent and growth of the Web, hypermedia information systems have propagated within and beyond organizations. Much concern has been expressed about the quality of hyperme...
Abstract. This paper takes a first step towards defining a standard component-based open hypermedia system storage interface in the context of the Open Hypermedia System Working Gr...
This paper examines the incorporation of three-dimensional models into hypermedia systems as fully- edged documents. Their use provides hypermedia authors with an additional, powe...
There have been innumerable glowing reports of the way hypermedia systems allow users to explore and use vast amounts of information in ways not possible using traditional informa...