Web usability : a user-centered design approach

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    • Lazar, Jonathan

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Web usability : a user-centered design approach

Jonathan Lazar

Pearson/Addison Wesley, c2006

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Chapter 1 - Introduction to Web Usability Why focus on the user? Information systems Traditional Development of Information Systems New challenges in Web development projects The role of users The User-Centered Web Development Life Cycle Cost-justifying user involvement in development Project management techniques Chapter 2 - Defining the Mission and Target User Population Mission of the Web site Targeted user population Diverse user populations Considerations for Web site re-design Chapter 3 - Requirements gathering-What Information is Needed? General user demographic information Domain knowledge User computing experience User computing environment Task analysis and content Benchmarking Additional considerations for Web site re-design Chapter 4 - Requirements gathering with Users-How to do it? Determining the access to users Surveys Interviews Focus Groups Participatory design Summary of advantages and disadvantages of each method Other user involvement activities for structuring information Final thoughts Chapter 5 - Information Architecture and Site Navigation Web site content objects Information architecture Web navigation Organizing and labeling navigation choices Breadcrumbs navigation Search engines for navigation Location of navigation Technical requirements for navigation Chapter 6 - Page Design Technical considerations Layout considerations Content considerations Chapter 7 - Designing for Universal Usability User diversity Browser diversity Chapter 8 - Physical Design Coding by hand using a text editor Web development applications How to code navigation Gathering content for pages Functionality Testing: Does the code work? Chapter 9 - Usability Testing Expert-based reviews User-based testing Automated usability testing Incorporating testing feedback Chapter 10 - Implementation and Marketing Housing the Web site Bringing users to your Web site: Marketing Using a search engine Considerations for site re-design Chapter 11 - Maintaining and Evaluating Web Sites Maintenance Evaluation When to re-design a Web site Case study: The Eastman Kodak Company Case study: The National Cancer Institute Cancernet web site Case study: National Football League web site for children Case study: The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

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