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The ideal catalog website should support:
What is the content you think to show in the online catalog? (What do you want your audience to get from the catalog?)
How does this differ from content you show in the exhibition?
- Maybe be able to show work-in-progress material as well?
Does your work also run online (in case of video / audio / code), and if so (and you'd want to show it) what are the requirements to run it online?
What about your thesis, and what other background information could you incorporate in the online catalog?
- Be able to upload files, like pdfs
How do you think a online catalog can benefit from its medium? (for instance: always changeable, could grow, can have comments, linking to external content, non-linear navigation etc etc)
- Be able to update your project page up to the exhibition (and maybe even after, with documentation of the show?)
- Be able to show if you've continued working on your project after Piet Zwart, and point to an external website for the update)
What could be the relation with the physical exhibition? (for instance: online catalog can also show exhibition documentation)}

some inspiration and ideas for our online-calatalogue

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