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Don't Make Me Think!: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability
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Don't Make Me Think!: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability

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Usability guru Krug distills his years of on-the-job experience into a practical primer on the do's and don'ts of good Web design, making sure that ... Show synopsis

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    Trade paperback, 2005

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    Trade paperback, 2000

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Overall customer rating: 4.800
Mel L

A Must Read for Web Designers

by Mel L on Apr 10, 2013

"Don't Make Me Think" is an excellent work for anyone pursuing the art of web design. Krug opens many doors for review and inclusion by web designers. Very much recommend! More

Seejayuu

Forgotten common sense recalled.

by Seejayuu on Apr 19, 2012

When you read Steve's book you realise that sometimes one forgets to use common sense. After reading this book you will look at website construction in a different light. More

LCammarota

A must read for any designer

by LCammarota on Apr 15, 2010

The layout of book is very easy to follow and read, its also packed with many great design tips. I highly recommend this book More

greebs

Great, but dated.

by greebs on Jun 19, 2008

Were it still the year 2000, when Steve Krug wrote this book, I would be using words like "revolutionary" and "pure genius" to describe Don't Make Me Think. The title itself is the concept of how you should design your site - create it in a way that the users seamlessly navigate through it, without ... More

Loveanie

Excellent book!

by Loveanie on Jul 7, 2007

This book is really good to know how to build your website and do some testing before publishing your final version. It's easy to read, short and direct to the point, well illustrated and have a touch of humour in it. Recommanded if you build websites for you or for others! More

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