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W Craig TomlinHello, I'm Craig Tomlin, and I've been improving web sites with usability & SEO optimization for start-ups, small businesses and Fortune 500 firms since 1996. I'm a Certified Usability Analyst & Member of the Usability Professional's Association.
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Category Archives: Books
You Don’t Know Use Cases
You Don’t Know Use Cases, Yet Book Review: Writing Effective Use Cases by Alistair Cockburn I’m willing to bet your Use Cases are written wrong (you do USE Use Cases, right?), or are not as effective as they could be, … Continue reading
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Tagged alistair cockburn, book review, Use Case, Use case book, Use Cases, Writing effective use cases
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Usability Book Review: “Remote Research”
Review of the usability book ‘Remote Research’ by Nate Bolt and Tony Tulathimutte For those of you who’ve been following my blog for a while (hi Mom! hi @kailualisa!) you know the risk Nate, Tony and Lou Rosenfeld took asking … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, remote research, remote usability testing, usability, usability book review
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12 Really Useful Usability Books
A list of 12 Really Useful Usability Books Worth Reading, and Re-Reading On my bookshelf in my office (ok, it’s a cube, but it’s kind of a big cube) is a rather largish accumulation of usability books. There’s other books … Continue reading