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]]> By: marcelknust http://christinarogge.com/2009/08/28/culture-differences-in-web-design-1-highlow-context/comment-page-1/#comment-38 marcelknust Wed, 16 Sep 2009 04:13:06 +0000 http://christinarogge.com/?p=157#comment-38 Did you think about website context generated by pictures, symbols, colors, styles, comments or links to other pages? <br><br>Did you compare a larger set of international websites for the amount of text on their Chinese domain? So far, I haven`t read explicitly about this difference in text quantity.<br><br>I like the general idea of context creation trying to reach more hints for orientation and maybe uncertainty avoidance. Did you think about website context generated by pictures, symbols, colors, styles, comments or links to other pages?

Did you compare a larger set of international websites for the amount of text on their Chinese domain? So far, I haven`t read explicitly about this difference in text quantity.

I like the general idea of context creation trying to reach more hints for orientation and maybe uncertainty avoidance.

]]> By: marcelknust http://christinarogge.com/2009/08/28/culture-differences-in-web-design-1-highlow-context/comment-page-1/#comment-19 marcelknust Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:13:06 +0000 http://christinarogge.com/?p=157#comment-19 Did you think about website context generated by pictures, symbols, colors, styles, comments or links to other pages? <br><br>Did you compare a larger set of international websites for the amount of text on their Chinese domain? So far, I haven`t read explicitly about this difference in text quantity.<br><br>I like the general idea of context creation trying to reach more hints for orientation and maybe uncertainty avoidance. Did you think about website context generated by pictures, symbols, colors, styles, comments or links to other pages?

Did you compare a larger set of international websites for the amount of text on their Chinese domain? So far, I haven`t read explicitly about this difference in text quantity.

I like the general idea of context creation trying to reach more hints for orientation and maybe uncertainty avoidance.

]]> By: Cross-Culture Tweets – Week 35 of 2009 http://christinarogge.com/2009/08/28/culture-differences-in-web-design-1-highlow-context/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Cross-Culture Tweets – Week 35 of 2009 Sun, 30 Aug 2009 16:16:19 +0000 http://christinarogge.com/?p=157#comment-18 [...] Culture differences in webdesign – 1: high/low-context by @ChristinaRogge RT @gedankenreiter #intercultural [...] [...] Culture differences in webdesign – 1: high/low-context by @ChristinaRogge RT @gedankenreiter #intercultural [...]

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