Until recently, users did not expect the same rich experience in Web browsers as in desktop applications. For example, drag-and-drop and other types of interactivity were not possible in traditional HTML Web pages. Now technologies are being introduced to provide rich interactive applications on the desktop, in a Web browser, or on mobile devices. These technologies intensify traditional usability challenges and create new ones.
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