A summary of the projects is available, and as could be expected they represent a broad range of approaches and interests. These emphasis clarity of design, ease of use, and the quality of information or interaction. Students wrote and designed their work in Storyspace and then exported it into HTML where they did their design work. This has been because of the technical skills required and a degree of hesitancy in working out how or what forms of interaction their work might desire or require.
Some work falls between the cracks of the usual genres.
This work combines found or collected elements and then recombines them in novel ways. Some of the essays are experiments in critical theory. I suspect it was also a way for the students to work out a methodology of 'finding' content provided for them so that they could then experiment with design and form. Patterns of Hypertext .