📑 Exploring the UX of web-annotations

Bookmarked Exploring the UX of web-annotations by Tom Critchlow (tomcritchlow.com)

So it felt like a good time to take a quick peek at a few common design patterns and think about some ways forward.

Tom Critchlow takes a look at web-annotations, comparing Hypothesis, Genius and Google Docs. Another example of annotations not mentioned is Diigo. I still turn to Diigo, especially when capturing marginalia. Although I then store that in my own space.

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Tom Critchlow says:

February 25, 2019 at 7:23 am

I’m not that familiar with Diigo – will take a closer look. My understanding is that it’s more for personal annotation than shared-web annotation right? Will take a peek regardless.

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