Pacing a site can be tricky, as scroll or click is subject to the mood of a viewer. But pace can be influenced. In physical galleries tempo is affected by leaving generous space around objects — implying individual and intent viewing. Surprisingly the technique works well in digital environs, as is in skillful evidence on Swiss designer Lars Egert’s site. The generous “plain space” (coined by John Pawson) calms the visitor’s hand; viewing becomes slower and deliberate, ideal for his sharp graphic subtlety.