Posted by Travis Newbury on 09/28/05 13:57

Neredbojias wrote:
> > But, right as it may be, I still think it makes for boring web pages.
> How interesting is the page of a book? If the main idea is to present
> content to the user, the packaging doesn't have to be extravagantly
> spectacular.

I completely agree that the main goal of a website is to get the
content to the visitor. What we disagree on is what we consider
content.

You (seem to) consider content as "data or information" (not trying to
put words into your mouth), and I have a wider vision of what "content"
can be.

I am guessing with the exception of the rarest case, you would never
consider Flash to be content. I on the other hand consider almost any
non navigational Flash to be content.

We simply see it differently.


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