Information on the HyperHistory Web site spans 3000 years of world history and displays it with graphics, timelines, and maps. The site uses frames, which makes some of the material difficult to read. Because the site includes a lot of information, much of the text is small. The information at the site is categorized by date, by personality, by geographic location, and by event.
Users can use links on the timelines to reach desired information.
The site uses a color-coding system to separate information. The information at the HyperHistory Web site spans 3000 years of world history. With so much information, categorization of the data is very important. Users have access to graphics, lifelines, timelines, and maps. The sections of the site divide the information into pieces for easier viewing.