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Provide a clear navigation model
- Core features should be available from the main view.
- Limit the number of menu choices – make them context specific.
- Navigation model should be focused on the user’s main tasks.
- Advanced functionality should be hidden from novice users.
One-Man Usability Band
By Dr. Jakob Nielsen.
Would you be consulting this website if you had to read an inch-thick manual and make three phone calls to get here? Probably not. People rarely want to deal with products that are pointlessly complex, slow, or just plain incomprehensible.
A good product is one that helps the customer achieve his or her goals. A successful product is one that makes achieving these goals easier than competing products do. Making a product that is easy to use, be it a mobile application, a Web site, or even a door handle, creates a major competitive advantage.
Don’t let a good product fall into the clutches of bad usability! Head to Getting Started and find out what usability is all about.
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