One of the biggest challenges designers face is making the Web as easy to read as a newspaper. We'd say, 'Wow. What a great display, and you can fold it out and see more and easily annotate it,' etc. He says studies show most people read about 25 percent slower on screen than with paper. Personally, I always print out anything I want to proofread because I sense that I comprehend more on paper than I do reading on screen.
Clarity is important.
Also, the Web has to and will get faster. Nielsen says that in every user survey he's seen, faster access and response time is the top request. He predicts T1 line access will be commonplace for personal use by 2003. Delete the shipping department WebLogic is living up to its name. The San Francisco software shop, known for its Tengah Java application server, uses the Internet exclusively to distribute its products.