Michael Sparer wrote:
Well start reading Nieslen's alertbox
Ok:)
... that's a good entry point
(www.useit.com/alertbox). anyway, I'd recommend reading books, if you
haven't got plenty of time take Steve Krug's "Don't Make Me Think" there are
a few examples how to make things right, Nielsen's 2006 book Prioritizing
Web Usability is also a good read.
From my point of view the column and the two mentioned books are good entry
points in webusability, and if you apply the suggested patterns your site's
usability may increase a lot.
I've already done this. Although through time I might have learnt myself
some bad practices...
but to find the real problems I'd suggest
making a usability test with real people from your target group ...
Thats actually what I've done, although not the fancy smancy video
recording of users using the system. I sat beside one. We identified
some problematic places but I just lack inspiration on how to redesign
the form and keep all the functionality in there.
but
gathering information about that and implementing a test isn't a two book's
read ;-)
michael
Nino.Martinez wrote:
Hi
I've run into the problem of having users om my system:) So I'd like to
make things a little more useable for them. Do any of you guys have some
links to websites with before and after screenshots. Like this was our
page before, and now it looks like this and are much more usable.
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