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Summary: Great tips, and funny to boot!
Comment: This book gives you tips about how to set up your website so it will be more user-friendly ... and is a funny read as well! So many user manuals are long and dry, but Krug keeps the info down to the bare essentials, and makes the book highly readable and entertaining as well. Highly recommended.

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Summary: Why didn't I think of that?
Comment: Great, common sense look at how to correct all the stupid things we do to mess up our websites.
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Summary: A Great Usability Primer for Web Developers
Comment: Yes, this is an entry-level book, targeted at the people who need it most: the frontline of Web developers and "designers". The content of the 2nd edition could be updated, but Krug's non-nonsense, easy-to-read approach still makes Don't Make Me Think one of the first books I recommend to my Web development students.
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Summary: A must read
Comment: Everyone who designs web apps should have a copy of this book.


It changes how you think about Interactive architecture and page usage.
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Summary: Should be on every web designers shelf
Comment: A staple book that has standardized so many design and usability concepts. It isn't that long, but it is so dead-on with usability that this as close to the the Bible you can get for web usability. Full color pages and tons of practical examples make it easy to associate with problems many regular people face. Web interfaces should be mind-numbingly simple and functionality should always take precedence over aesthetics. Worth reading every couple of years to reconnect to the core foundation of what websites are REALLY about. My highest possible rating.
  

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