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Don't Make Me Think by Steve Krug — WisdomDeck honest review
Honest review · Entrepreneurship

Don't Make Me Think

by Steve Krug

The short classic on web usability: obvious navigation, scannable pages, cheap usability testing. Readable in an afternoon and still right.

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you have a website and no idea if it works.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Don't make them think.
  2. Users scan; design for it.
  3. Test early, test cheap.

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Our verdict

Web usability, briefly.

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