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===Some Answers=== | ===Some Answers=== | ||
'''Stack Design.''' Instead of the physically-confusing way in which I originally placed cards in a stack, the stack should look more like a left-handed fan of cards, the topmost one at the left. | '''Stack Design.''' Instead of the physically-confusing way in which I originally placed cards in a stack, the stack should look more like a [http://www.thecuso.info/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/LeftyFAn.jpg left-handed fan of cards, the topmost one at the left.] | ||
Additionally, the fan would be parted in the middle, with the currently-focused page sticking out. Thus, two pages are always fully visible: the first page and the focused page. Since the first page is often the page that originated the entire stack, and since that page is often a Web app (such as when you’ve opened many links from Gmail), having this page visible is useful. | Additionally, the fan would be parted in the middle, with the currently-focused page sticking out. Thus, two pages are always fully visible: the first page and the focused page. Since the first page is often the page that originated the entire stack, and since that page is often a Web app (such as when you’ve opened many links from Gmail), having this page visible is useful. | ||