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Advanced Common Sensesm
is the online home of Web usability consultant Steve
Krug.
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Expert usability reviews (existing sites
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Usability workshops |
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| The workshop! |
Lou Rosenfeld and I are taking our workshops back to Washington, DC in October, and this time we’re making the wonderful Ginny Redish come with us to do a workshop about writing for the Web.
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Steve Krug |
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Ginny Redish |
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Lou Rosenfeld |
Registration will be open August 30th.
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New interviews, in all sizes |
Suddenly, there's more new audio and video of me online than you can shake a virtual stick at.
The estimable Paul Boag (pronounced bow-ag) finally invited me into Boagworld--home of one of the best weekly podcasts in the business--and it was great fun to finally get to chat with him. We enjoyed it so much that we went on for 40 minutes. (If you're in a hurry, there's a transcript.)
And if you're in a hurry, but not that much of a hurry, Susan Weinschenk has a twenty minute interview on her blog. (She's also got an excellent new book out, called Neuro Web Design.)
And finally, if you;re looking for bite-sized servings, New Riders/Peachpit has four short videos taken from a very pleasant hour I spent discussing all kinds of things with my publisher, Nancy Aldrich-Ruenzel.
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(and Last
Month's Tip, since June 1997)
If
you really want to know if your
Web site works,
ask your next
door neighbor to
try using it, while
you watch.
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| The new book! |
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It took nine years, but I've finally written another one.
This time it's a how-to book that explains exactly how to do your own discount usability testing.
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Read a chapter
Order it online!
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| The original! |
Here's everything I know about Web usability (well, almost everything) in 224 pages.
Don't Make Me Think has sold over 300,000 copies. Thanks, everybody.
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Read a chapter
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| Looking for Downloads? |
Here are the downloadable files mentioned in Don't Make Me Think:
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If you'd like to be notified when I get around to
writing anything else and posting it here, or when I schedule new
workshops, just subscribe to my mailing list.
(No salesman will call.)
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Here are a few interviews
I've done in the past few years. (Notice how I struggle
not to give the same answer twice.)
And finally, a cybercast of a presentation Lou Rosenfeld and I did together, analyzing the Library
of Congress Web site.
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