Some basic sketches… Eric Horvitz

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Some basic sketches… Eric Horvitz Scalable Fabric Some basic sketches… Eric Horvitz

Toward a Scalable Fabric Metaphor Metaphors that allow for smooth or ratcheted visual compression and expansion Controls of threshold regions and functions Transitions to other forms of minimization Cooperative behaviors among multiple windows

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Scaling dependent on distance, e.g., scale=f(distance > midpoint) Stable region Progressive shrink

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Optional use of transition off of screen, to another iconic form, e. g Stable region Progressive shrink

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Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Configurable Stable region Progressive shrink

Configurable Stable region Progressive shrink

Configurable Stable region Progressive shrink

Configurable Stable region Progressive shrink

Other prototypical regional geometries Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Stable region Progressive shrink

Reverse when large window is closed…

Beyond minimization “Screen scroll” bars appear, allowing users to scroll screen Scrolling lens over different sets of windows allows for zoom lens with slide