Author: John McElhenney

A useful first project is a small hypertext piece with 8–12 nodes, one central setting, and 2–3 alternate paths. That size is large enough to teach the form without becoming unmanageable.

A useful first project is a small hypertext piece with 8–12 nodes, one central setting, and 2–3 alternate paths. That size is large enough to teach the form without becoming unmanageable.

A useful first project is a small hypertext piece with 8–12 nodes, one central setting, and 2–3 alternate paths. That size is large enough to teach the form without becoming unmanageable.