Journal of Usability Studies
6th Sep 2006
Journal of Usability Studies is a Usability Professional Association peer-reviewed, online journal dedicated to promoting and enhancing the practice, research, ethics, and education of usability
engineering.
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a hot topic for myself as I venture into my first proper e-commerce site as we speak: a ccessibility and e-commerce are not an easy pairing.What was [...]
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With the memorable title Exclusive Anal Beta Design, Tracy Godding highlights why the front page of UX Magazine is unusable. [...]
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We knew this already, didn't we?
Secret Benefits of Search Engine Optimisation: Increased Usability: article at Sitepoint. [...]
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