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User experience, user persuasion

By David Walker (Google profile)

Trust: it's about good experience over time

Like Bill Gates with his 'Trustworthy Computing' memo, Web sites need to have users believe in them. And in the growing literature on site trust, a recipe is indeed emerging.

Don't Make Me Think: Classics Illustrated does Web Usability

Wouldn't it be nice if you could explain Web site usability to people by handing them a small, amusing instruction manual. Now you can.

Filed on 7 July 2012 and last updated on 12 July 2012

Copyright 1995-2025 David Walker

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