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Full Description
The dot.com crash of 2000 was a wake-up call, and told us that the Web has far to go before achieving the acceptance predicted for it in '95. A large part of what is missing is quality; a primary component of the missing quality is usability. The Web is not nearly as easy to use as it needs to be for the average person to rely on it for everyday information, commerce, and entertainment.In response to strong feedback from readers of GUI BLOOPERS calling for a book devoted exclusively to Web design bloopers, Jeff Johnson calls attention to the most frequently occurring and annoying design bloopers from real web sites he has worked on or researched. Not just a critique of these bloopers and their sites, this book shows how to correct or avoid the blooper and gives a detailed analysis of each design problem. Hear Jeff Johnson's interview podcast on software and website usability at the University of Canterbury (25 min.)
Contents
ForewordAcknowledgmentsIntroductionPart I: Bloopers in the Content and Functionality of the WebsiteChapter 1 - Content BloopersChapter 2 - Task-Support BloopersPart II: Bloopers in the User Interface of the WebsiteChapter 3 - Navigation BloopersChapter 4 - Form BloopersChapter 5 - Search BloopersPart III: Bloopers in the Presentation of the WebsiteChapter 6 - Text & Writing BloopersChapter 7 - Link Appearance BloopersChapter 8 - Graphic and Layout BloopersEpilogueAppendicesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author
