Thread Subject: Re: Merging Web and Software and what is Web content?
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From: Walser, Kate
Date: Wed, Jul 18 2007 2:50 PM
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Peter and Sean,
In the discussion of interactive and non-interactive content, where
would forms fall? I assumed that these would fall under interactive
until I saw you include the words audio, video, and players in your
messages. For example, I may use a Web-based form with the standard HTML
input fields and components to buy a book online. I consider this
interactive - I'm filling in a form to buy a book. But I'm not using any
audio, video, or players do so.
The interactive versus non-interactive distinction seems a tricky one
that could generate more problems than we can anticipate now.
Best regards,
Kate
Kate Walser
Director, Usability Center of Excellence
SRA International, Inc.
4300 Fair Lakes Court
Fairfax, VA 22033
(703) 502-1170
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