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Wordless Web
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The Wordless Web
There are some great tricks to seeing websites without ads or pictures (including the Reader button on your iPhone's Safari browser), but Ji Lee wanted to try seeing the web without words. With the Wordless Web bookmark anyone can easily see if a picture is worth a thousand words, and also if the majority of visuals are ads or content. Try it a few times and you'll see it's a much different world wide web out there without the copy. It doesn't do much for Wikipedia, but for overly busy sites it can almost be calming not to see all the ink marks.
"It’s like being in a silent party where everyone agreed not to speak, but to just walk around and smile at each other," Lee told Wired Magazine about applying it to Facebook for fun. And before you even ask, our sources are confident that Lee isn't working on a real time, live version that can be applied to drunk family members, yappy dogs, or that ding dong in your office that says dumb shit.
approach on how we are all overwhelmed with information and impact of images.
The Wordless Web bookmarklet takes any website and strips out the text leaving only images. (via fast company)
Ciertamente hay muchas paginas de internet cuyo contenido es totalmente irrelevante y que sin embargo, por accidente o falsas expectativas, terminamos viendo. Supongo que este experimento web se inspiró en eso... Wordless Web is an experiment that allows us to look at websites in a completely different way. A simple browser bookmarklet makes the words on any website invisible by turning both the text and background colors white. The only thing left for you to see are the site’s pictures.
No text also means no context. You're free to enjoy the images in their purest form, without names, labels, definitions, or purpose. It makes the pictures we see across the web more mysterious and open to interpretation of our own imaginations.
Try Wordless Web on your favorite sites and see how it suddenly transforms your experience.
Project by Ji Lee Coding by Cory Forsyth http://wordlessweb.com
