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Usability for the Web: Designing Web Sites that Work (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Interactive Technologies) (edition 2001)

by Tom Brinck

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Usability for the Web presents a beginning-to-end process for web design with an emphasis on pervasive usability, making sites that smoothly serve the needs of the end users by maintaining a focus on user experience throughout the design process. Our systematic process guides designers through setting site goals, getting to know the target audience, creating the content and structure of the site and the flow of interaction, laying out the visual elements, and bringing it all together with fine-tuned production and testing of all the final site elements. We provide examples and suggestions for successful, usable design at every step and in every site element. We emphasize the methods of creative design, audience research, and usability testing, and provide useful checklists and forms throughout to make the process simple, fast, and reproducible. ( )
  tombrinck | May 7, 2006 |
This review was written by the author.
I'm the lead author of this book, so I'll share my description of it:

Usability for the Web presents a beginning-to-end process for web design with an emphasis on pervasive usability, making sites that smoothly serve the needs of the end users by maintaining a focus on user experience throughout the design process. Our systematic process guides designers through setting site goals, getting to know the target audience, creating the content and structure of the site and the flow of interaction, laying out the visual elements, and bringing it all together with fine-tuned production and testing of all the final site elements. We provide examples and suggestions for successful, usable design at every step and in every site element. We emphasize the methods of creative design, audience research, and usability testing, and provide useful checklists and forms throughout to make the process simple, fast, and reproducible. ( )
  tombrinck | May 7, 2006 |

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