When adding a new application to your web page, device, or system, you will often focus primarily on the core use cases of this application. If you, for example, add a calendar to a web page or a device, you will usually focus mainly on the presentation, on creating easy methods to add reminders, on alarm handling, and so on.
However, there is huge potential if you also start looking at how your new application can interact with other applications and parts of your product. Looking at these interactions can help you find user experience innovations in the links between applications.
By innovating in the links between applications, you can provide ...
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