Finally got my copy of 'Don't Make Me Think' a few weeks back, and given all the great reviews its received I was expecting a lot from this book! I'm pleased to say its delivered on my expectations.
With the first edition selling more than 100,000 copies, I feel ever so slightly embarrassed that it's taken me this long to get my hands on a copy! I really like Steve's approach to the subject which carries very clear and concise methods on improving web usability, a subject that at first thought sounds like it could be a bit repetitive through a 200 page book, remains entertaining and interesting to read cover-to-cover.
There's some great examples of simple things to put in practice with website screenshots, which helps to show how the theory can be applied.
If you haven't already got a copy of the First Edition of 'Don't Make Me Think' I'd highly recommend picking up the Second Edition (which includes 3 new chapters)... 'Don't Make Me Think' at Amazon.co.uk
If you already own the book what did you think of it?
Thanks,
Greg
With the first edition selling more than 100,000 copies, I feel ever so slightly embarrassed that it's taken me this long to get my hands on a copy! I really like Steve's approach to the subject which carries very clear and concise methods on improving web usability, a subject that at first thought sounds like it could be a bit repetitive through a 200 page book, remains entertaining and interesting to read cover-to-cover.
There's some great examples of simple things to put in practice with website screenshots, which helps to show how the theory can be applied.
If you haven't already got a copy of the First Edition of 'Don't Make Me Think' I'd highly recommend picking up the Second Edition (which includes 3 new chapters)... 'Don't Make Me Think' at Amazon.co.uk
If you already own the book what did you think of it?
Thanks,
Greg