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Prioritizing Web Usability (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for Prioritizing Web UsabilityA guide for those who want to take their Web site(s) to next level and make usability a priority. Through the hundreds of real-world user tests and contemporary Web site critiques, it helps you learn about site design, user experience and usability testing, navigation and search capabilities, old guidelines and prioritizing usability issues.
Full description- Publisher: New Riders Publishing
- Published: 30 May 2006
- Format: Paperback 432 pages
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- Categories: Computing | Internet Guides & Online Services | Web Graphics & Design | Systems Analysis & Design
- ISBN 13: 9780321350312 ISBN 10: 0321350316
- Sales rank: 74,549
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In 2000, Jakob Nielsen, the world's leading expert on Web usability, published a book that changed how people think about the Web--Designing Web Usability (New Riders). Many applauded. A few jeered. But everyone listened. The best-selling usability guru is back and has revisited his classic guide, joined forces with Web usability consultantHoa Loranger, and created an updated companion book that covers the essential changes to the Web and usability today. Prioritizing Web Usability is the guide for anyone who wants to take their Web site(s) to next level and make usability a priority! Through the authors' wisdom, experience, and hundreds of real-world user tests and contemporary Web site critiques, you'll learn about site design, user experience and usability testing, navigation and search capabilities, old guidelines and prioritizing usability issues, page design and layout, content design, and more!
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