Covers all PDAs, has sections for news, resources, purchasing, and more. A later analysis by Jesse Berst about Microsoft's hopes for the Windows CE platform and its difficulties in attaining them. Fortunately, most of these questions can be answered from the Web itself. The sites below provide some of those answers. Print design, he states, usually makes for poor Web design.
Web design is characterized by motion of hand on mouse and of user through cyberspace.
Unlike GUI design, Web design must deal with device diversity, surrender control to the user, and realize that individual Web pages are perceived not as pages but as part of the whole Web. Users have expectations about Web design based on their experiences with pages and deviations from those expectations are viewed negatively. The most compelling issue is the Web's future. Nielsen predicts the Web's future on a regular basis and some of his predictions are available below. Looking at the Web's past is also instructive and the links on how the Web has changed provide a basis for future predictions.