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Following the theme of a blog post (a comprehensive interpretation of usability), let's continue with the usability of the site. The Last Post details the concept, importance, and some improvements to the usability of the site, leaving a hint: How to use usability testing? Let's finish the story today. Let's start with

The homepage of the website is a thing that makes people have a headache. Sometimes it looks very simple: The home page is the integration of the content of the site, a product manager casually from the site to get something out, you can pile up a seemingly reliable home. As a result, it is often very troublesome: many people can express their views, and then some of the interaction designer tools (such as flowchart, concept map, etc.), in front of the design of the home page is also difficult t

accessibility--Accessibility/Accessibility accessibility refers to the accessibility of a Web page here. The Web page accessibility of the Consortium is defined as follows: "Web accessibility is accessible to people with disabilities who can use the Web page without hindrance." More specifically, the usability of the web is that people with disabilities can perceive, understand, manipulate, interact with, and contribute to Web

The greatest usability barrier in the past few years has been the superiority of a cool design. Most projects prefer to use complex rules rather than simplicity in usability, and as a result, a large number of beautiful knives are spent on dazzling but difficult designs. One of the main benefits of the first dotcom bust was the severe frustration of the odd cool design that companies are starting to focus o

Web page Production WEBJX article introduction: the ultimate usability design of the mobile interface. Alan Cooper about face a book provides a test method for designing element usability : Remove elements from the design like the one in the interface until the design collapses ... In particular, mobile internet equipment, because of small screen, operating environment complex, electricity and o

the most commonly used application, the training and experience required by word should be less, because it is just a "simple" word processing program. Instead, access asks users to be more trained and skilled, after all, as a database. In addition to the applications in Word, Outlook, and Excel,office suites, which are mostly specialized, they need to be used by learning and accumulating experience, regardless of which application the user chooses. Excel is usually less picky because, althoug

Design and Development Guide for usability Web Forms. The discussion of forms in web design has been going on for 10 years, and there are a number of principles listed in this article, including layout, validation, code readability, and using jquery to improve the form. Two-column vs. one This decision would generally depend on the content of the form, but it's often preferable to avoid a two-column layout if The form is fairly simple. Below is a g

This article is the Usability master Jakob Nielsen summed up 10 years ago, still enjoy today. Through this time span, it can be concluded that the topic of usability is not a product of a certain era, some research experience is still worth learning today. The seemingly short 10 revelations, incorporating a lot of project experience, will continue to guide designers to create higher quality products with th

He was called the "Web usability Guru " by the New York Times, known as "The King of Ease" by Internet Magazine, and he passed his Alertbox mailing list and useit.com website to thousands of web designers since 1995 web Usability Knowledge, although some of his ideas may be controversial, at least in the eyes of web designers, he is the web of ease of use in the field of the top leaders, his name is

Translation Order: Userfocus is a British consulting and training company specialized in web usability design. It has shared 247 guidelines for Web usability design, they are clearly grouped into six broad categories: Home usability design, task orientation, navigation and information architecture, forms and data entry, trustworthiness, writing and content qualit

Synopsis: The IPad software interface design lacks the unification, each kind of function is not easy to be discovered by the user, the user unintentional gesture also easily causes the mistake operation. In addition, the entire interface metaphor "Yi" too close to print, human-computer interaction is also very strange way, which will create further usability problems. "Looks like a large iphone,". This is the first reaction we have heard when we ask

characteristics of the person, and including understanding the effective ways of interacting with each other, and to enhance and expand them. The interactive design also involves a number of disciplines, as well as communication with multiple background people. In the practical Guide to interactive design, we believe that interaction design should be the creation of the interface between humans and computers, i.e. Man-machine interface (Human-computer Interface) (see figure below). The startin

Whether it's a corporate website, a personal blog, or a shopping or gaming site, we all want to attract visitors and leave them with a pleasant experience. Usability is a measure of the user experience that can be described by the ease with which a visitor completes the site's functionality-whether through their own knowledge or by learning a new way of doing it. I think Jakob Nielson's explanation is very much in place, he said:

Recently learning C + +, write some exercises encountered a lot of trouble, so on Baidu or Bing Google, search out a lot of relevant solutions. Although the search out, but most let me wonder is that I found a lot of people's code is problematic or even wrong, this is the strength of my pit a bit, resulting in my program a lot of bugs.To be honest, I'm not reaching out to the party, but, for example, the parameters in the Replace method that introduce a simple C + + string are wrong. The result