Usability for the Web: Designing Web Sites That Work
A simple, time-efficient way to design, develop and improve your web sites.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Usability for the Web: Designing Web Sites That Work
List of Sidebars
Chapter 2: Target Audience and Target Platforms
- HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE DISABILITIES?
Chapter 4: Task Analysis
- TECHNIQUES FOR UNDERSTANDING TASKS
- GOMS ANALYSIS
Chapter 5: Information Architecture
- INFORMATION SCENT
- THE DUBLIN CORE ELEMENT SET
Chapter 6: Page Layout
- ATTENTION TO DETAIL
- DO USERS SCROLL?
Chapter 7: Envisioning Design
- POTENTIAL PITFALLS OF EARLY CLIENT INVOLVEMENT
- DOUBLE DIPPING: PUTTING WIREFRAMES TO USE
Chapter 8: Writing for the Web
- THE WRITING PROCESS
- EXAMPLE CONTENT STYLE GUIDE
- USER TESTING LINK NAMES
Chapter 9: Design Elements
- THE SQUINT TEST
Chapter 10: Usability in Software Development
- WHY SOFTWARE ENGINEERS ARE CRITICAL FOR USABILITY
- WHY XML IS GOOD FOR USABILITY
Chapter 11: Pre-Launch and Post-Launch
- LIMITATIONS OF AUTOMATED TESTING
Chapter 12: Usability Evaluation
- CONVERGING OPERATIONS
- TEN WEB GUIDELINES
- HEURISTIC EVALUATION
- DIARY STUDIES
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