Exploring the site

The path a reader (note: Reader) follows through the generated site (note: Site), from a word to the notes (note: Note) that use it and back, without a server and without leaving the browser (31 passages, no note). Every step (note: Step) is a page of the site, so the process is filed among the screens (note: Screen) it walks (3 passages, no note) through.

1. Open the home page: the search (note: Search) field (37 passages, no note) first, the most cited (30 passages, no note) words as shortcuts (3 passages, no note) under it, then the file tree (47 passages, no note), the alphabetical index (note: Alphabetical index) and the freshness (8 passages, no note) of the sources (note: Source).
2. Type (note: Type) a word in the search: the results (48 passages, no note) arrive as the query (note: Query) grows, and a facet (note: Facet) on the type, the source, the domain (note: Domain) or the application (note: Application) narrows (3 passages, no note) them; the query and the active (4 passages, no note) facets live in the URL.
3. Open a result: the entity page of a note, its type and its highlighted properties (note: Attribute) above the title, the rendered (33 passages, no note) note at full width, a written link (note: Link) and a recognised word (note: Recognised word) drawn (23 passages, no note) differently in the text.
4. Read the neighbourhood map under the note, six entities at one hop (3 passages, no note), and the list next to it that says the same in text; follow one of them.
5. Open the mentions panel to see who cites (31 passages, no note) the entity (note: Entity): the links (note: Link) authors (note: Author) wrote in one section (note: Section), the words the tool recognised (37 passages, no note) in the other, grouped by citing (11 passages, no note) file.
6. Land on a keyword page when the word has no note: its occurrences (note: Occurrence), files and sources counted, its passages (note: Passage) grouped by file, and the same address (56 passages, no note) once someone writes the note.
7. Pin (note: Pinned page) the page from its header (9 passages, no note) to keep it among the pinned pages, a row (41 passages, no note) of tabs (33 passages, no note) under the bar (28 passages, no note) that stays from page to page and from one visit (3 passages, no note) to the next; fold the side panels to give a wide table (40 passages, no note) the room (6 passages, no note).
8. Come back through the alphabetical index or the to-do page, which lists the words that deserve a note.