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Design and build a website that presents multiple texts in a non-linear reading experience. Identify meaningful cross-linking relationships within the content and develop visual strategies to represent these connections. Use tools such as sitemaps, navigation, and hyperlinks to map the web experience that allows multiple ways of exploration. Develop a cohesive visual system that unifies the texts into a digital reader with consistent, well-structured architecture.

Content for your reader: Jorges Luis Borges, *The Garden of Forking Paths • The Circular Ruins • The Book of Sand*

💡 Consider and reflect:

• What is your typical web surfing experience like? Do you jump a lot between links?
• What are some functions a website is capable of but a book is not?
• How do you visualize a webpage beyond the screen?
• What is a good metaphor of the screen to the web?
• How do you navigate yourself in a physical space, like a gallery or show for the first time?
• What devices would you provide to support a first-time visitor to your website?

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Project one specs

• Content: Static content, multiple pages
• Users: Single user
• Navigation: Where are you (the user) in this structure?
• Behaviors: How do users move in a non-linear fashion? </aside>

💫 Some inspiration

• http://45.33.97.215/
• https://tiana.computer/sunday_sites/secret/
• http://juliakimsmith.com/
• https://shen.land/