Prototype: Section III, Screen 3

Screen 3, Results Summary Screen
(See Figure 3A above)

Components specific to the Results Summary screen:

* Full Cataloging Bar
* Results Listing (Corpora Listing on Screen 3A; Text Listing on Screen 3B)

(The screen also includes the General Menu (top), and Page Menu (right) as described above).

1. The Results Summary Screen will present either a results listing by corpus (Screen 3A) or a results listing by text (Screen 3B).

2. On Screen 3A, the results listing title is: "Corpora Listing" (see Figure 3A above)

3. On Screen 3B, the results listing title is: "Text Listing."

Full Cataloging Bar (See Figure 3A.1 below)

(Includes "Corpus, Medium, Find Site, Time Period, Language, Script, Collection Owner, Location of Original, Description, Other Information)

1. For any Results screen, including (Screen 3A) the results listed by corpus, (Screen 3B) the results listed by text or (Screen 6) the image results, it must be possible to demonstrate display of any cataloging attribute for any selected corpus, text, or image via the Full Cataloging Bar.

2. The full cataloging attributes can be viewed for only one selected record at a time

[NOTE: DO NOT CONFUSE THE FULL CATALOGING BAR WITH THE QUERY DEFINITION BAR ON SCREEN 2, MAIN SEARCH SCREEN. The Full Cataloging bar is meant to facilitate display of the cataloging for a selected record.]

Results Listing

The results listing can be either by text (Screen 3B) or by corpus (Screen 3A).

1. It must be possible to present 3 corpora on Screen 3A, Results Summary (listed by corpus).
2. It must be possible to present approximately 8-10 texts on Screen 3B, Results Summary (listed by text).
3. It must be possible to scroll the text listing.

* Mouse Action in the Results Summary Listing

When the mouse is hovered over a possible selection:

* The double line (hollow bar) turns blue
* The text becomes italic
* The text becomes blue

When the mouse moves off a possible selection, the text returns to previous (black text, un-italicized) and the double line (hollow bar) is no longer blue.
Selecting a record is accomplished by a mouse click on a possible selection.
When a record is selected

* the double line (hollow bar) remains blue after the mouse is moved off the selection
* the text remains blue and italicized after the mouse is moved off the selection

The example illustrated above (Figure 3A) shows the results listing of all three of the prototype corpora and their short descriptions.

In the illustration, the user has selected "Dead Sea Scrolls".

The page navigation menu in the illustration shows the screens that are available: Welcome/Exit, Main Search, Results Summary (the current screen), and Corpus Table of Contents screen, (since the user has made a selection)

In the illustration, the user can do either of the following actions:

a. The user can display any of the cataloging attributes. Hovering the mouse over any of the attributes listed in the Full Cataloging Bar will result in a drop down window displaying that attribute for the selected corpus. (See Figure 3A.1 above.)
b. The user can navigate to the Corpus Table of Contents page by clicking "Corpus Table of Contents" on the Page Menu or by clicking the "Next" button at the top (See Figure 3A).

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Section III Table of Contents

Prototype Table of Contents

For additional information write to mlundber@inscriptifact.com or lihunt@inscriptifact.com.