Tag: Steve Krug

  • 5 Favorite Tips From Famous UX Experts

    5 Favorite Tips From Famous UX Experts

    I attended and spoke at the Virtual conference from Rosenfeld Media today “31 Awesomely Practical UX Tips”.  Each speaker presented their favorite user experience tips. I took one tip from each of the speakers as my favorite. Here they are: Steve Krug — Test your competition/comparables. Before you choose a design path or design idea,…

  • The Only Two Things You Really Need To Know About Web Design

    The Only Two Things You Really Need To Know About Web Design

    In his (great) book, Don’t Make Me Think, Steve Krug has a chapter called “Billboard Design 101: Designing pages for scanning not reading.” The idea is that people  don’t read all the text at a website, they scan it. So you should think “billboard” when you are deciding what to put on the page, instead of…

  • 100 Things You Should Know About People: #36 — People are Inherently Lazy

    100 Things You Should Know About People: #36 — People are Inherently Lazy

    Ok, I’ll admit it, I am exaggerating a little bit when I say people are inherently lazy. What I really mean is that people will do the least amount of work possible to get a task done. Is lazy another word for efficient? — Over eons of evolution humans have learned that they will survive…

  • An Interview With Steve Krug: Everyone should do usability testing

    An Interview With Steve Krug: Everyone should do usability testing

    In a previous post I reviewed Steve Krug’s latest book, but recently I had the opportunity to interview Steve about the book. It’s a fun interview, and I think you’ll enjoy hearing Steve talk about: and much much more. The interview is 20 minutes — you can download it from the Neuro Web Design podcast…

  • Book Review of Steve Krug's Rocket Surgery Made Easy

    Book Review of Steve Krug's Rocket Surgery Made Easy

    I’ve been a fan of Steve Krug’s since his original book, Don’t Make Me Think, came out about a decade ago. (And Steve was kind enough to write an endorsement for my book, Neuro Web Design: What makes them click? when it came out last year). Steve’s new book is all about user testing of…