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Don’t Make Me Think
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Don’t Make Me Think

A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability

New Riders, 2005 更多详情

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Editorial Rating

9

Qualities

  • Innovative
  • Applicable

Recommendation

You need this intensely clear, readable book. Seriously. Once upon a time, you simply could have bought a copy for your design staff and let them absorb it. However, as more aspects of business migrate online, more people in your company will want a say in how your website is organized. To make informed decisions and have a shared frame of reference, stock up on usability expert Steve Krug’s stories.This colloquial, amusing book does a great job of articulating design and organizing principles for your website. With its lucid, engaging tone and absolute lack of pretension or confusion, Krug’s IT classic will help web designers, anyone doing business online and anyone who wants to.

Take-Aways

  • People don’t use the internet the way you think they do.
  • Your home page must communicate your website’s identity, define its targeted users and draw them deeper into the site.
  • Never confuse people about what to do on your website, where to go or what to click to find what they want.

About the Author

Steve Krug, who has been a usability consultant for two decades, works on website design for major commercial clients and is a frequent speaker.


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