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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Rather than learn how systems work, we prefer to tinker and figure things out ourselves as we go.
Chapter 3: Make it simple for users to scan your site for key messages and crucial information.
Chapter 4: Because navigation sits at the core of every website, it must be clear, simple, and always consistent.
Chapter 5: Conventions leverage what visitors already know to help them navigate your site with greater ease.
Chapter 6: Your homepage must make a strong first impression and clearly communicate exactly what your site is about.
Chapter 7: Don’t depend on friends or coworkers to judge your website. Test, test, and test again.
Chapter 8: Observe people navigating your site to learn where and how they struggle to understand features and functions.
Chapter 9: Testing need not be resource-heavy or time-consuming to yield genuinely useful insights.
Chapter 10: Ensure your site’s mobile version loads fast and prioritizes most in-demand features.
Description
Don’t Make Me Think, Revisited (2014) describes the basic principles governing behavior online and explains how you can build a website that delivers a great user experience. Also included is a simple guide to help you test a website at each stage of its development.
Who Should Listen
- Anyone working at a small company with a web presence
- Web designers, developers and web project managers
- Anyone who wants to persuade their boss to take usability seriously