Don't Make Me Think, Revisited: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability (Voices That Matter)

Read the Lean UX before this, but now after reading this i can connect a lot of dots n see wat usable design n testing is all about. Great read. 👍🏿🕺🏿

Don’t make me think book gives very nice explanation about web usablity for website designers and web product developers.The book mainly focuses on general guideline about how to make a web pages so that a user doesn’t have to think much and can understand fast from the design and placement of the sections.It also explain how to design different sections of the page so that user can easily identify what he/she is looking for and how to go back from here.How a home page should look a like. What a home page should contain.Book is really nice for a web developer as well web deigner.

It is an enlightening read to a lot of common sense, which it itself accepts. I thought it to be a thick book, it's like a magazine i would say and would rate it costly beyond it's worth. But definitely a muat read for the beginners. Apply it to your project/portfolio as you read.

A good primer to start understanding usability with actionable guides. It is also packed with further reading recommendations and other relevant resources.

A simple and yet a much needed book for people who are looking to design or create anything.. literally anything!~

Development of web application dose not end with satisfying the requirements,it starts with how the User is comfortable in using the application. The book is a eye opener for developer/web designers where we can go wrong in Ux.

Amazing read! simple, straightforward and highly informative indeed! Very useful for a beginner like me. Highly recommended for beginners. Cheers.

There are lots of information but all are basic... You need to skim other books as well. I am new and trying to get in