Don't Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
Steve Krug
I'm slogging my way through this guide to designing easy to use web sites. I had bought it with the idea that it would provide insight into good (web) application design. However, after reading a couple of chapters, it is apparent that web sites, those that provide content, and web applications, those that do something, are different animals.
The book is fine, and is a recommended read for anyone new to web design. Unfortunately for me, Mr. Krug hasn't provided any new ideas that I haven't seen, tried, or evangelized at some point. It's easy to read with good examples; follow the guidelines in the book and your web site won't suck.
Steve Krug
I'm slogging my way through this guide to designing easy to use web sites. I had bought it with the idea that it would provide insight into good (web) application design. However, after reading a couple of chapters, it is apparent that web sites, those that provide content, and web applications, those that do something, are different animals.
The book is fine, and is a recommended read for anyone new to web design. Unfortunately for me, Mr. Krug hasn't provided any new ideas that I haven't seen, tried, or evangelized at some point. It's easy to read with good examples; follow the guidelines in the book and your web site won't suck.
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