This document can later be used for prototyping. This analysis, in turn, helps designers understand their domain more deeply, and produce richer designs. Using them produces links and navigational features within the design. The hypertext design methodologies produce new hypertext applications. Another important aspect of design is evaluating the resulting application.
Some techniques exist for evaluating hypertext links and applications.
No techniques exist yet for evaluating hypertext support of non-hypertext systems. With HTF, the emphasis is on providing hypertext support for non-hypertext systems. Links and other HTF must be mapped to documents and views being generated dynamically in real time, as opposed to being added manually. Here hypertext links and other HTF must be coordinated in real time as applications are generating documents and views for display. While this emphasis is a design issue regarding the intended scope of relationship management and other HTF support for an application, it also impacts the implementation approach.