The Cost Of Frustration
It's difficult to find someone who doesn't believe it's beneficial to make a more usable design. However, in today's design environment, it's often difficult to justify the expense of usability work against other business priorities.
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Nov 01, 2004
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The Immutable Laws Of Effective Navigation
Effective navigation stands out. It's clear, obvious, and highly visible. You'll need to have a clear section of the page designated for navigation--one that a visitor will immediately recognize as the navigation area when he arrives at the site. Navigation should not necessarily be the prime f...
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 29, 2004
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Keep Your Navigation Consistent!
One of the single most important aspects of effective navigation is consistency. Why? There's a simple reason.
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 29, 2004
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Make Your Navigation Highly Visible
Effective navigation stands out. It's clear, obvious, and highly visible.
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 29, 2004
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Nine Effective Tips For Improving Your Website's Usability
Web usability is perhaps the most important factor in any web design. This is the driving factor that keeps your visitors coming back to your website. Given below are a few points that you need to consider to increase your website's usability.
Type : Website Usability
Level : All levels
Added : Oct 29, 2004
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10 Easy Steps To A User Friendly Website
As a busy search engine optimization consultant, I don't have a lot of time to manage my website. But recently I learnt the hard way about the fickle nature of website visitors and the damage that having a user- unfriendly site can do to a business. Now I give my website usability much more priorit...
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 28, 2004
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2 Ways To Test How Easily Customers Navigate Throughout Your Website
For initial results, I would have to say that the ease of navigation for your visitors when they first visit your website is the most important upfront web design factor to test. Why? Because if your customers never make it beyond the first page of your site(your homepage), how will they ever get...
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 28, 2004
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Simplify Your Web Site For Clarity And Ease Of Use
There are plenty of web sites out there in which basic elements of design are ignored. The viewer may experience overkill and frustration, instead of gently receiving the message or information. Here are some simple ways to help clarify your web site's message for your company or organization. Use ...
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 28, 2004
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Content Management: Design For Rule, Not Exception
If your website tries to be all things to all people, it will fail. It's very easy on the Web to try to do too much. You need to relentlessly focus on what most of your readers do most of the time. Don't let anything else get in the way.
Type : Website Usability
Level : Beginner
Added : Oct 26, 2004
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The Details Rule In Web Design
When it comes to websites, the details matter. Although many site owners believe the important thing is merely to get a website up, that's only a small part of the job. Efffective sites take a lot of planning--and a lot of concentration on the details.Of course, there are some site owners who obses...
Type : Website Usability
Level : All levels
Added : Oct 26, 2004
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