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Site-Seeing: A Visual Approach to Web Usability by Luke Wroblewski
English | 8 Aug. 2002 | ISBN: 0764536745 | 196 Pages | PDF | 36 MB
English | 8 Aug. 2002 | ISBN: 0764536745 | 196 Pages | PDF | 36 MB
Although Web usability has received lots of hype, especially during the dot–com meltdown, the focus has been mostly on technical issues. Usability experts stress the pitfalls of frames and too many images on Web pages. They recommend editing out unnecessary words and writing in a non–linear style–all valuable advice, of course. But less frequently do they highlight the importance of the visual presentation of Web pages.