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Yes indeed! UsabilityGeek is 2 years old today! It has been another great and eventful year and surely would take me much more than a simple post to describe the awesome people I have interacted with and the engaging discussions that have taken place as a …
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This article continues where we left off in last week's article. As we have seen so far, it is of no use paying for Google AdWords campaigns if users find it difficult to achieve their objectives once they land on your website. This article discusses …
[Read more...] about Google AdWords? Usability Guidelines For Paid Search Campaigns – Part 2
When starting a paid search campaign, whether you are using Google AdWords or another popular platform, you will always want to make sure that consideration is given towards on-site usability first and foremost. There is no use in paying for site traffic …
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One of the main pillars of the user-oriented design involves testing your own assumptions and design solutions. Usability testing is very important in the design process. It allows you to verify ideas, helps to reduce the costs already at the initial …
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In Part 1 of this article, we have seen the usability problems encountered by users when they try to book cinema tickets for kids on a Saturday morning. The websites that were tested were all UK cinema websites: CineWorld, Empire Cinemas and Odeon …
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