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Site-SeeingLuke Wroblewski

Site-Seeing

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Using hundreds of real-world Web examples, interface expert Luke Wroblewski explains how to enhance usability by applying the principles of visual communications to site design. Good visual design, he demonstrates, can make a site's organization crystal clear and convey its personality or "attitude" in an instant. Offering lots of specific design recommendations for text, links, images, navigation, forms, home pages, dynamic content, and Web services, "Site-seeing delivers the insights and advice you need to boost a site's visual appeal and take Web usability to the next level.

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John2008—9780470361702
EditionWiley & Sons, Incorporated, John20023689781118082553
HardcoverTandem Library2002—9780613915717
EditionHungry Minds20023419780764536748
DesignWeb sitesWeb sites (projeto)Sites WebConceptionWeb sites, design