nastaroa, Author at Writing for Digital Spaces

Digital rhetoric and HCI examine not just usability, but how systems form the meaning and power of user experience beneath the surface.

Message in the Medium

Media doesn’t just deliver content. They shape habits, attention, and thinking, pushing us toward speed over depth in digital spaces.

Code isn’t just functional, it communicates. Procedural rhetoric works within digital rhetoric, shaping behavior through systems and rules.

New media is assumed to be something separate from older forms of media but is actually a continuation evolution of them.

New media and literacy alters how self expression is shown from printed text to digital format like with images and posts.

Evolution of different types of communication like speech, text, and literacy through old media, new media, and knowledge

Digital rhetoric adapts classical rhetoric to digital spaces, focusing on hypertext in research and the risk of distractions.

Digital Literacy is an invaluable skill that shows how to navigate various media in technology in a safe and intentional way.

Intertextuality can be described as a bridge of understanding between two different texts, sometimes even with a melody.

Privacy is often compromised for convenience like signing up for emails to receive discount codes without thinking of the consequences.