And if you do, can you give some background information on the implementation and the reasons for implementing this pattern?
The pattern is described in more detail in these articles:
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Yes – we had a problem in that many of the administrators of our software found it too difficult to use. To solve this we used Microsoft’s WinForms IUI framework build a new configuration and management tool for our software.
User feedback has been extremely positive, particularly with everything being task driven – i.e. the links on our home page include thing like ‘Create new user’, ‘Create new department’ – rather then the user having to discover how to do this by clicking through a series of menus. Since the inductive interface is more similar to a web-browser (hypertext links, back/forward buttons) it seems much easier for new users to learn.