developed in recent years has been devoting an average
of
48%
of the code to the user interface [Myers and Rosson
1992].
It
would
thus
seem justified to allocate a reasonable proportion of the
effort
in software development projects to ensuring the usability of
these user interfaces. This book tells you
what
to do if you decide
to improve usability.
The
main goal of the book is to provide concrete advice and
methods
that
can be systematically employed to ensure a high
degree of usability in the final user interface.
To
arrive at the perfect
user interface, one also needs genius, a stroke of inspiration, and
plain old luck.
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