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Web Design Usability and Basics

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Okay this got deleted before so seen.to told me to re-post it.

I use pdf format as its easier to read:

http://www.iconic-media.com/WebUsability.pdf

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okay then sorry for the trouble

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maybe i've missed the point, but that article had nothing to do with usability. all it has is a few extremely subjective design 'guidelines' that seem to mostly reflect what you think is good design.

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