Granted that it is beautiful and skillfully laid out, but you are probably nevertheless completely at loss. The sensation might be as if coming onto the site in medius res even when you are certain it is the first page that you are seeing. But beyond its lack of orienting information the ciberspazio pages are also useless navigationally. In other words, the reader not only has very little idea of where she is, but also has very little idea of where she can go. In the middle of the page there is a title, below it the three-sentence description as I mentioned and quoted above, then three links.
Link are hot spots or buttons a reader can trigger to move between available texts.
These links are almost hilarious. The first one leads to a gigantic page containing ninety percent of the site divided into subcategories with anchors, or buttons that hop between marked sections in a long documents. It would be far easier if the document were broken into a handful of smaller ones to reduce the time spent downloading and to better establish the separations. Certainly there should be some preparative information to this work, which itself could be engaging if the reader knew what it was she read. Such a long document could also benefit from being broken down, perhaps into acts, and peppered with small graphics to help guide and focus the reader.