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Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity

Jakob Nielsen

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This book is a tutorial and exposition of the principles of web-site design. It will help the reader build websites that stand out from the noise of the web and bring the user to the content in an effective and efficient way.

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This book is a tutorial and exposition of the principles of web-site design. It will help the reader build websites that stand out from the noise of the web and bring the user to the content in an effective and efficient way.

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This book is a tutorial and exposition of the principles of web-site design. It will help the reader build websites that stand out from the noise of the web and bring the user to the content in an effective and efficient way.

Key concepts: World Wide Web, Usability, Simplicity, Web usability, Competitor analysis, Computer science, Web design, Internet privacy

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