The Framework Age
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The document discusses the transition from traditional design to frameworks that promote user participation and improvisation, drawing parallels between music and web design. It highlights the importance of adaptable frameworks that allow users to engage creatively, as exemplified by jazz music's open structure. Furthermore, it emphasizes the necessity of user-centered design principles in developing these frameworks to ensure they meet the evolving needs of users.
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