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Author Bawa, Joanna.

Title The Usability Business : Making the Web Work / edited by Joanna Bawa, Pat Dorazio, Lesley Trenner.

Published London : Springer London : Imprint : Springer, 2001.

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Physical description 1 online resource (XXXIV, 161 pages)
Series Practitioner Series, 1439-9245
Practitioner series.
Contents Part I: dealing with organisational politics in an uncertain world -- Part II: A new usability for new applications: adapting our skills, growing our role -- Part III: Politics and New Media: the overwhelming importance of usability on the web.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary Reviews of the 'Politics of Usability' by the same editors: "Designing quality web sites or easy-to-use software is simple: just employ established usability engineering methods. The only hard part is getting people to actually do so instead of basing the design on their own intuition. Luckily, the authors in this book know all the devious tricks that are necessary to get development organizations to do the right thing. Follow their advice and the usability of your products will double." Dr Jakob Nielsen, Sun Microsystems Distinguished Engineer, Author of 'Usability Engineering' "This well written book shows how to overcome many of the problems of putting research into the theories, methods and techniques of human computer interaction to work in commercial systems projects." Dave Clarke, Consultant, Visualize Software - Computer Bulletin, September 1998 A follow-up to the successful 'Politics of Usability' this book shows how to apply HCI expertise in the pressured environment of a modern organisation. Quite apart from the need to provide a good usability service cheaply and efficiently, most HCI practitioners also have to deal with day-to-day concerns such as funding, budgets, project and people management, teamwork, communication and promoting an HCI ethos within the company. How to achieve this and still find new ways to make modern technology more usable is the central message of this book. The Usability Business offers a unique insight into usability issues. The book deals with real work situations focussing on practical, workable approaches to professional responsibilities.
Language notes English.
Other author Dorazio, Pat.
Trenner, Lesley.
Subject Computer science.
ISBN 9781447103097 (electronic bk.)
1447103092 (electronic bk.)
1852334843 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
9781852334840 (pbk. ; alk. paper)
Standard Number 10.1007/978-1-4471-0309-7

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