Don't Make Me Think!: A Common Sense Approach to Web UsabilityQue, 2000 - 195 páginas "Don't Make Me Think!" provides much-needed answers to perennially debated questions about the right way to design Web sites by focusing the debate on real usability issues rather than from design turf wars. It can boost readers' "usability IQ" so they can detect usability problems in sites they manage, design, build or purchase. Two-color interior. |
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Dont make me think KRUGS FIRST LAW OF USABILITY | 10 |
How we really use the Web SCANNING SATISFICING AND MUDDLING THROUGH | 20 |
Billboard Design 101 DESIGNING PAGES FOR SCANNING NOT READING | 30 |
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