Book review: Don’t Make me Think by Steve Krug
Steve Krug’s book
After introducing a set of guiding principles, the book gives you design patterns and tools to improve the efficiency of your website, then insists on usability testing and even gives you tips on how to do it cheaply. The best thing about this usability bible is probably that it is illustrated with comprehensive examples where the author shows real-life websites enhanced.
Needless to say that Don’t Make Me Think
Real-life examples of things done wrong.
Introduction to a websites’s structure and web usability.
Websites revisited by the author of the book, practical examples.
Thanks alot for this useful review, I agree with you it is a very useful book and must-have book for all whom concern with web design usability.
This is very interesting and helpful, in terms of explaining the implications of your design to a client. Thoroughly recommended
I read this book some time ago and found the author’s recommendations easy to implement immediately. The book was so enlightening that my fiance got one of his own!
well i don’t know if its possible to do web design and not think at all so as misleading as the title may be, i’m sure he’s referencing on how easy he can make it for you. I have not read the book, but your review helps me decide. Thanks
‘don’t make me think’ is the wish of the writer when he is browsing through sites… it is not his way of developing sites
a very helpful book, in clear language & nice examples.