1. Designing hypermedia documents

1.1 Design and production processes

Separation of design and production

Many professionals use a two-phase development technique, separating abstract design from actual production (figure 1 ).
- Abstract design leads to the elaboration of very detailed specifications containing page mock-ups and detailed scenarios, including navigation specifications. It corresponds roughly to the analysis phase of computer applications.
- The actual production process delivers the hypermedia document in accordance with the specifications.

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Designing hypermedia documents

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