When Photojunction is this intuitive our job is done. Since we still have a way to go, here’s a handy hint from Stephen’s daughter Charlotte.
Charlotte could use a computer quite impressively before she could read (doubtless many households can tell a similar story). When Stephen asked her how she learnt she just said she tried things, pulled down menus etc, to see what they did. Once she learnt what the OK and Cancel buttons did, and that “www” meant something interesting to explore, there was no stopping her.
So there ya go – just play.
Cheers, Ian
PS I saw the video on Gizmodo – very interesting blog post about interfaces.
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