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1 Designer -- link two pages (eg one recipe on carnations at beg of MS with one at the end) -- reader can observe difference in methods 2 Reader -- see related images -- understand argument wrt images 3 Historian -- search specific ingredients -- taxonomy within MS 4 Reader -- view search results as continous page -- compare contents 5 Researcher -- look at built-in database and research methods -- to see how they apply to other projects 6 Scholar -- have a how-to -- read continuously (Casebooks Projects have info about HOW to use the MS) 7 Student -- freq of words -- compile keywords 8 Chef -- cooking recipes -- reconstruct and modernize them 9 Secondary school teacher -- digest of recipes -- easy to teach for school 10 CS student -- make interface more intuitive -- to improve user experience 11 Fashion desginer -- end-product of color-related recipes -- to see what they look like 12 Maker -- actual techniques and processes -- to implement for oneself (or brainstorm) 13 Casual reader -- intriguing process -- short/wikipedia-like historical context 14 Casual reader -- fun/interactive interface -- easy to use, not much effort needed 15 HS chemistry student -- search for chemical ingredients (things familiar to chem students) -- try them out for ourselves