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Advanced Common Sensesm
is the online home of Web usability consultant Steve
Krug.
I specialize in |
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Expert usability reviews (existing sites
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Usability workshops |
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Registration is now open for my Fall do-it-yourself usability testing workshops:
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Chicago |
| November 12 |
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Washington, DC |
As usual, I'll be teaming up with Lou Rosenfeld who'll be doing his new workshop that explains how to use the log files from your site's search engine to dramatically improve your users' experience. (Lou's workshop will be the day before mine in DC.)
If you can't make it to Chicago or DC, sign up for my mailing list so you'll hear about our future workshops as soon as we schedule them.
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Bad hotel shampoo, perhaps |
My publisher has posted two videos from an interview I did last October at their Voices That Matter Web Development conference:
I wasn't aware of it at the time, but apparently my scalp was very itchy that day. And as you'll hear, it was also an "ummm" day. (Might make a good drinking game: every time Steve says "ummmm"....) |
But my wife likes the way that green shirt looks on me. And I sound really...earnest.
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(and Last
Month's Tip, since June 1997)
“If
you really want to know if your
Web site works,
ask your next
door neighbor to
try using it, while
you watch.
(You bring the beer.)” |
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Here are the downloadable files mentioned in the book:
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If you'd like to be notified when I get around to
writing anything else and posting it here, or when I schedule new
workshops, just subscribe to my mailing list.
(No salesman will call.)
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Here are a few online interviews
I've done. (Notice how I struggle
not to give the same answer twice.)
And here are four audio
interviews.
And finally, a cybercast of a presentation Lou Rosenfeld and I did together, analyzing the Library
of Congress Web site.
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