The way that Group is designed, is through primary landing micro sites, which each can hold enough direction, so that they can each be starting positions, regardless of search engine optimisation (SEO) algorithms; this enhances the Group algos, themselves, by creating centrifugal infodata, that scales within a circuit, of “backwards and forwards” user experiences.

This allows the user to land on any given page of Group; also allowing the visitor to explore easily, without getting lost, by providing the ability to discover new informations, at their own respective pace.

Because of how most other sites are designed, it can take a minute or two, to get acquainted with this new form of web design. This mini guide that you are reading, applies to the entire Group ecosystem’s sites as well: while they appear to look different, the overarching frameworks are quite similar, as they were all designed by Ian Tyner.

The other critical point that is worth mentioning, is that because Group and others, were live coded, the timescales involved, offer a transparent glimpse into the world of big data and all of the networks associated with Group.

So take some time after reading this Group mini guide, and enjoy the rest of your stay within this intraweb.

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