Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Edition

Nice book with obvious but often overlooked or forgotten details about how to design nice web pages and sites that make sense and are easy to navigate and understand.

This is a great book - clearly written, easy reading, good examples, good references to other books/websites/sources. I highly recommend it to anyone designing websites, and parts of it to anyone who is hiring someone else to design or redesign their site. By using the methods described in this book and looking at other sites the person has done, you will better assess the quality of the person you are interviewing for the work.

Being new to the web world, this book is a God-send. It's practical, straight-forward, easy to read and humorous. It's a great introduction to website usability for those who design, creative direct or do copywriting for websites.

Very useful information, but like many books bogs down a little on the back end. Other than that, the book practices what it preaches. I've given my copy to our web design team and plan to see it passed around.

Came in the same condition it said it would be in: new. It arrived on time and I didn't have to worry that it wasn't coming. Great service!