I assume that you have seen Muriel Cooper's work at MIT... there is a
section about it in Wurman's 'Information Architecture' book.
Mark
On Jan 5, 2009, at 5:39 PM, Jennifer Hoppenrath wrote:
Hi All,
I'm looking for examples of 3D navigation where a user can move
free form within visual objects or data, particularly in the area
of search or within a use case of finding specific information. (I
think this is a poor interface for this type of scenario btw,
looking to talk a client out of it.) Two I can think of are
PicLens and Google Earth. Have any of you come across or designed
such an interface lately?
Thanks,
Jennifer
Jennifer Hoppenrath I Razorfish Senior Information Architect
Office +1 (206) 816-8497 Mobile
+1 (206) 724-3077 jennifer.hoppenr...@razorfish.com
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