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=Source List Design Rationale= | =Source List Design Rationale= | ||
*The navigation of sources should depend on the good or service that is being searched for, including both item characteristics and productive potential of the source. Secondly the geographic proximity and accessibility should be shown. | *The navigation of sources should depend on the good or service that is being searched for, including both item characteristics and productive potential of the source. Secondly the geographic proximity and accessibility should be shown. | ||
*A first step is to categorize sources by their product set. | |||
=General Research and Development= | =General Research and Development= | ||
Revision as of 00:05, 3 May 2012
Source List Design Rationale
- The navigation of sources should depend on the good or service that is being searched for, including both item characteristics and productive potential of the source. Secondly the geographic proximity and accessibility should be shown.
- A first step is to categorize sources by their product set.