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Evaluate
Your Organization
Arguments
you can make for good design include:
- Your Web
design sends a message about how you feel about your users. Users
get advance insight into your organization’s stance regarding
usability by testing out your Web page. If your page is difficult
to use, it sends a message—accurately or inaccurately—that your
products and services may be similarly obtuse.
- Usability
is not graphic design. A product can have a beautiful
graphical user interface and still be difficult to use.
- What
is convenient for the designer is, generally inconvenient and
for the user. Practices that are easy for you may frustrate
the user.
- Information
is not valuable unless it accessible:
Most users are not willing to endure a convoluted path to the
information they want; they seek a specific piece of information
and they want to follow the path of least resistance to get it.
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