In this book, we primarily address universal usability at the functional layer, focusing on the challenges of designing pages that are accessible and usable on different devices by diverse users. We concentrate on the functional layer because, without it, the other layers are irrelevant. An intuitive interface and informative content are useless if the basic [...]
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Posted in Usability, tagged design, gamasutra, game, gamedrome, gaming industry, online, online gaming, online testing, professionals, research, SEM, SEO, smiley cat, UCD, UPA, Usability, use, user centric, users, web, webmaster, website on November 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Understanding Search Usability
Posted in Usability, tagged design, professionals, research, SEM, SEO, UCD, Usability, use, users, web, webmaster, website on November 2, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The term “search usability” is widely misunderstood throughout a variety of industries: Web design/development, search engine marketing (SEM), online advertising, information sciences, human-computer interface (HCI), and usability industries. Even the term “usability” is misunderstood by search professionals.Every time I hear an SEO professional claim that his or her firm implements web site usability best practices, [...]
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