Excerpt WIP #2: from PDFs.pic.twitter.com/8UZrBISHTB
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Replying to @MuseAppHQ
I'm curious: are you considering an interaction which would allow you to rapidly view the original document in context from an excerpt?
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Replying to @andy_matuschak
Yes indeed! Maybe you remember the "wormhole" interaction from our research prototype (https://www.inkandswitch.com/muse-studio-for-ideas.html#excerpting …). The production version of this will look quite different but serve a similar purpose.
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Replying to @MuseAppHQ @andy_matuschak
Any suggestions or wishes on how this would work?
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Replying to @MuseAppHQ
My instinct is that continuous interaction/states may be interesting here. I just need to peek slightly at the surrounding contents to orient myself -> I want to expand the excerpt to include more of the surroundings -> Parallel reading, etc...
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Replying to @andy_matuschak @MuseAppHQ
Something like this? From https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3311957.3359455 … (pdf here:pic.twitter.com/g8Jzeg74Rr
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Replying to @JoelChan86 @MuseAppHQ
Yes, this demonstrates some key interactions, I think (nice work)! Scrollability, resizability, navigability… much will depend on the details of the implementation. I suspect something magic happens when it's as smooth and effortless as pinching in/out of a map.
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But I think there may also be something to semi-modes, to navigation hierarchies/stacks. The best of Apple's peek/pop (RIP) really did this for me: continuous, incremental interaction from excerpt to viewing surrounding context to navigation, integrated with a stack.
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