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Google says a faster web will make a better world, that customers prefer websites that are faster, and that we’ve only just begun. We agree. But Google cannot do this on its own. So Google is asking people to work …
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Posted in Management and strategy
Tagged top tasks, userexperience
How long do your users take to perform important tasks on your website? Could you answer your senior executives if they asked you? Never before in history has it been possible to answer such a question so accurately. Task management …
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Posted in Management and strategy
Tagged top tasks, userexperience
Who and what are your landing pages designed for? Knowing the answer to this question is critical to website success. What is a landing page? Your Home page is a landing page. Any page arrived at via your main navigation. …
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Posted in Design
Tagged top tasks, userexperience
“Click here”: what to measure We’re always looking for simple, cost-effective ways for our clients to highlight and communicate ways to improve their websites. Here’s one very, very simple metric that you might find useful and persuasive in your next …
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Posted in User experience trends
Tagged userexperience
Once in awhile we ask whether we are in a position to solve the bigger problems. What about the really big problems facing the world right now? Are we as a profession having impact on the economic crises we face? …
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Posted in Management and strategy
Tagged userexperience
This month we get back to some basics of website design – making sure your carewords are seen and used optimally. People on the web are selfish, impatient and lazy. They want to accomplish their tasks quickly and with minimal …
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Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged first-click, userexperience
