Tag Archives: Usability
Is Good ‘Good Enough’?
Over the years, I’ve heard it said, I’ve said it myself and mostly, I’ve believed it. Good is good enough. First, what does that mean? To me, it means perfection isn’t possible so why try. I can’t control everything and …
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Leave a commentWhat is your web site ROI?
How much would your business grow if you were able to convert just 10% of your web site visitors into customers? What do your traffic reports tell you each month? Do you know the value of your average customer? on …
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Something to Read
Two of the most important factors in determining if your web site is successful and profitable are usability and content. Your web site must have both. They work together to give your visitors a site that is easy to use, …
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Tagged Books, Information Architecture, Interface Design, Usability
Leave a commentDesigning the Obvious by Robert Hoekman, Jr.
I just finished reading Designing the Obvious by Robert Hoekman, Jr. It it is a book about web interface design and the process to achieve simple and efficient web applications. It is entirely conceptual, no code. If you’re designing web …
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Leave a commentDesign – Content / Chicken – Egg
Jeffrey Zeldman had an interesting post recently entitled Content preceeds design. “Content precedes design. Design in the absence of content is not design, it’s decoration.” I`ve been involved with a number of projects where the design was created in the absense of …
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