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The Human factors of hypertext

The present paper reviews the human factor issues pertinent to the design and use of hypertext documents. It is argued that many of the claims for the new medium are based largely on subjective impressions of its advocates, rather than empirical demonstrations of its advantages. Hypertext applications are presented here as a structured subset of an information world that the user can access through an interface. Research relevant to all aspects of reading from screens is reviewed and conclusions for the development of more usable electronique documents are presented