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- Getting Rapid and Representative User Input
Using the Web
... Karel Vredenburg, Paul McInerney, Scott Isensee - Usability, Memory and Learning Applied to Intranet Design
... J M Noyes, S J Anderson & K J Garland - Reflections Following the Fourth Human Factors and the Web Conference: How Far We Have Progressed and Why We Need the Compendium?
... Chris Forsythe
- Improving "searchability" of your Web site
... Pawan R. Vora
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BOOK REVIEWS
- Web Site Usability: A Designer’s Guide
Jared Spool, Tara Scanlon, Will Schroeder, Carolyn Snyder, and Terri DeAngelo
... Reviewed by Shirley L. Martin - Blur. . .the speed of change in the connected economy
Stan Davis and Christopher Meyer
... Reviewed by Debbie J. HydeARTICLE REVIEWS
- Quantifying the Effect of User Interface Design Features on Cyberstore Traffic and Sales
Gerald Lohse and Peter Spiller
... Reviewed by Roger TilsonSITE REVIEWS
- ZDNet's Information on E-commerce
... Reviewed by Roger Tilson
- From the librarian
... Keith Instone - Know of Any Good Books, Articles, or Other Good Sources of Information Web Sites and Web Site Development
... Doug Griffith
- The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Website
... Doug Griffith
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