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> Text and other element placement is static, so spatial memory works. Exactly! This results in _referential accessibility_ [1]. You might want to look up for
by marvindanig 7y ago
> Text and other element placement is static, so spatial memory works.
Exactly! This results in _referential accessibility_ [1].
You might want to look up for the Superbook format [2] perhaps? Though not everything physics is required to be solved with it.
[1] https://bubblin.io/blog/referential-accessibility https://bubblin.io/blog/referential-accessibility
Disclosure: I'm its creator.
- dredmorbius 7y agoNo, spatial. I remember roughly how far into a book, or chapter, passages are. Where on a page, or with relstion to other elements, how or where a line breaks (especially if that's awkward). Where the book itself lives within my collection. Where I was when first reading (or later re-reading) it. Etc., etc. Spatial associations. Consistent pagination is useful, but it's a small subset of the whole.
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