Table of Contents

Introduction.- Level I Whole Consistency: Part One Orientation; Comparisons among Objects and Structures.- Part Two Bi-design; Function-oriented Designing Strategies.- Part Three Untangled Web; One Very Common Enterprise-level Design.- Level II Derived Simplicity: Part Four x = why; Interaction Algebra for Analyzing and Designing.- Part Five Live and Unscripted; Object Animation, a Clearer View of Automation.- Conclusion.

About the Author

Greg Anthony is a systems analyst who has been designing and programming software since he was 8 years old. He has worked in all areas of development and systems management, from PC to midrange to mainframe environments. Throughout his career, Greg has created utilities of all sizes to automate development tasks, especially code generators (fourth-generation tools), code analyzers, version-control facilities, and system software interface redesigns, enabling high-end user-friendliness and efficiency in execution and development. He is an alumnus of the Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth, the landmark organization for children ages 8 to 18.