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Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability





When it comes to web usability, Don't Make Me Think packs more punch per page than any other book we've seen. The first edition became an instant classic. We waited five years for a second edition, but it was worth the wait.

Krugs principles have aged very well. So, whats new here?

First, Krug offers prefabricated emails to your boss, patiently explaining why his/her brainstorm isnt really such a good idea (for instance, why adding visual sizzle could be counterproductive). There?s a new chapter on building sites that treat users well -- in Krug?s words, behave like a ensch. Theres also an unusually realistic take on accessibility, including five recommendations to follow if you can't revamp your entire site.

Thankfully, Krugs humor, brevity, and intelligence remain omnipresent in this edition. Highly recommended -- again..[/code]



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thanks for the book but this isn't the second edition. does anyone have the second edition of this book? I've looked for it everywhere with no luck. if anyone has, it will be really really appreciated if he can upload and share it. thanks