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 Don't Make Me Think! - Steve Krug
 Don't Make Me Think! - Steve Krug ... intuitive inuser interfaces.Newest Review: ... beyond that into the tactile world of devices, then this book is a must-read for you. If you actually design Websites and/or ... more ... User Interfaces and you *haven't* read this book, then WHY NOT?
Steve Krug is a legend in operability and once you've gone through this book you will understand why. It's a practical, no nonsense guide to what you should and shouldn't do to make it easy for visitors to your site.
Written in a very matter-of-fact manner, it is an easy and quick read. I found it hard to put down and learned a lot from the first read-thorough and more from using it as a reference book; dipping back in on occasion.
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Don't Make Me Think! - Steve Krug: The bible for usability (285 words)
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Don't Make Me Think! - Steve Krug is sub-titled "A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability", but it's much more than that. The principals can be applied to many other areas where you expect s 'user' to be able to use something. So, if you are interested in User Interfaces, whether website, computer program or even beyond that into the tactile world of devices, then this book is a must-read for you. If you actually design Websites and/or User Interfaces and you *haven't* read this book, then WHY NOT? Steve Krug is a legend in operability and once you've gone through this book you will understand why. It's a practical, no nonsense ... Read the complete review
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