Don't Make Me Think
Steve Krug
A short, friendly guide to web and mobile usability, and to running quick, low-cost usability tests with real people.
About this book
Steve Krug's book explains the principles behind intuitive navigation and information design for websites. Krug argues that each question a page makes people ask adds to their mental workload, and that the key step is learning to eliminate those question marks. The book also covers visual hierarchy, choices that take no thought, and usability testing with a single user early in a project. The 3rd edition adds fresh examples and a new chapter on mobile usability while staying short and heavily illustrated.
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