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Hauptverfasser:	Nielsen, Jakob 1957- (VerfasserIn), Loranger, Hoa (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Berkeley, Calif. New Riders 2006
Schlagworte:	Graphical user interfaces (Computer systems) Web sites > Design Gestaltung Benutzerfreundlichkeit Web-Seite
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adam_text	Contents Preface xv What Is Usability? xvi Where to Find Detailed User Research xviii Usability Then and Now xix Who Should Read This Book? xxi 1 Introduction: Nothing to Hide 3 Where We Got Our Data 4 How We Did the Book Study 5 Sites Tested 7 What if a Site Has Changed? 14 User Testing in Three Days 17 Tell Me Again: Why Do I Need to Do User Testing? 17 The Exceptions 17 2 The Web User Experience 21 How Well Do People Use the Web? 22 The Measure of Success 23 Web-Wide Success Rates 24 Success by Experience Level 25 User Satisfaction with Web Sites 26 Three Guidelines for Supporting Deep-Link Users 27 How People Use Sites 27 Four Goals in Thirty Seconds 30 The Homepage: So Much to Say, So Little Time 30 Interior Page Behavior 33 Tip: Optimizing Interior Page Links 35 The Rise of Answer Engines 36 Search Dominance 36 Four Ways to Grab Value from Search Engine Visitors 38 Organic vs. Sponsored Links 39 How People Use the Search Engine Results Page 39 Number One Guideline for Search Engine Optimization 40 Using Keyword Pricing to Estimate Usability Improvements 41 How To Determine the Optimal Bid for a Search Keyword Ad 42 How Much Is Improved Usability Worth ? 43 Three Reasons to Improve Your Site 44 Tip: Design for Short Scrolling 45 Scrolling 45 Defining Standards and Conventions 47 Contents vii Complying with Design Conventions and Usability Guidelines 47 Seven Reasons for Standard Design Elements 48 Recommended Book on Information Foraging 52 Information Foraging 52 Information Scent: Predicting a Path s Success 52 Diet Selection: What Sites to Visit 52 Three Ways to Enhance Information Scent 53 Patch Abandonment: When to Hunt Elsewhere 53 New Design Strategies for Attracting Information Foragers 54 More Information 55 Informavore Navigation Behavior 55 3 Revisiting Early Web Usability Findings 57 Under Construction 59 Eight Problems That Haven t Changed 60 Links That Don t Change Color When Visited 60 Why Designers Don t Believe Us 62 Breaking the Back Button 63 Fitts Law of Click Times 65 Opening New Browser Windows 67 The Curse of Maximization 69 How Can You Use Windows if You Don t Understand Windows? 71 Pop-Up Windows 72 Most-Hated Advertising Techniques 75 Design Elements That Look Like Advertisements 76 Avoid Influencing Users During Testing 78 Violating Web-Wide Conventions 78 Vaporous Content and Empty Hype 80 Dense Content and Unscannable Text 81 Technological Change: Its Impact on Usability 84 1986 Air Force Guidelines Stand the Test of Time 85 Don Norman s Three Levels of Emotional Design 86 Slow Download Time 86 Frames 87 Flash 88 Flash: The Good, the Bad, and the Usable 90 Low-Relevancy Search Listings 91 Multimedia and Long Videos 91 Teenagers: Masters of Technology? 92 Frozen Layouts 92 Sad Mac 94 Cross-Platform Incompatibility 94 Mobile Devices: A New Argument for Cross-Platform Design? 96 viii Prioritizing Web Usability Adaptation: How Users Have Influenced Usability 96 Uncertain Clickability 97 Links That Aren t Blue 100 Scrolling 100 Registration 102 Complex URLs 103 Pull-Down and Cascading Menus 103 Restraint: How Designers Have Alleviated Usability Problems 104 Plug-Ins and Bleeding-Edge Technology 108 3D User Interface 109 Bloated Design 111 Splash Pages 111 Moving Graphics and Scrolling Text 113 Custom GUI Widgets 113 About Us Features Don t Say Enough 115 Not Disclosing Who s Behind Information 115 Made-Up Words 116 Outdated Content 116 Inconsistency Within a Web Site 118 Premature Requests for Personal Information 118 Multiple Sites 119 Orphan Pages 119 Assessing the Fate of the Early Findings 119 More Information 727 Prioritizing Your Usability Problems 123 How Severe Is the Problem? 724 Scoring Severity 725 What Makes Problems Severe 125 Hospital Usability: In Critical Condition 128 The Scale of Misery 129 Tip: The First Law of E-Commerce 737 Why Users Fail 132 Five Biggest Causes of User Failure 733 Is It Enough to Focus on the Worst Problems? 134 Search 137 Tip: How to Know If You Need Search 738 The State of Search 138 Three Simple Steps to Better Search 139 The Three Things Users Expect from Search 140 Tip: When Is a Search Not Search? 140 How Search Should Work 140 Contents ix Search Interface 142 Tip: Don t Try to Be a Search Engine 143 Search Box Tip: Go Wide 148 Query Length and Search Box Width 148 Advanced Search 150 Target Practice 151 Search Engine Results Pages 151 Tip: SERP Dating Conventions 152 Tip: Help Bad Spellers 154 Best Bets 154 Four Ways to Build Best Bets 755 Maintaining Best Bets 156 Sorting the SERP 157 No Results Found 159 One Result Found 159 Search Engine Optimization 160 Black-Hat SEO Tricks 767 Naming Names 763 Tip: The Beauty of Using Text-Only Ads 164 Tip: Tracking the Value of Search Ads 165 The Top Linguistic SEO Guideline 165 Linguistic SEO 165 Tip: Keyword Overuse Backfires 766 Tip: Think Phrases, Not Keywords 767 Architectural SEO 167 How Search Engines Determine a Site s Reputation 169 Reputation SEO 169 Navigation and Information Architecture 171 Am 1 There Yet? 172 Recommended Reading About IA 773 Match the Site Structure to User Expectations 173 Intranet IA 774 Navigation: Be Consistent 178 Kids Like Minesweeping 784 Navigation: Beware the Coolness Factor 184 Don t Be Duped by Duplicates 789 Reduce Clutter and Avoid Redundancy 189 Links and Label Names: Be Specific 192 Vertical Dropdown Menus: Short Is Sweet 202 Multilevel Menus: Less Is More 202 Can 1 Click on It? 205 Affordances 206 Direct Access from the Homepage 210 More Information 211 Prioritizing Web Usability 7 Typography: Readability & Legibility 213 Tip: The Downside of Dummy Type 214 Four Top Guidelines for Type 215 Body Text: The Ten-Point Rule 221 Tip: Avoid Anti-Aliasing 222 Age Is Not the Issue 223 Tip: When the Same Size Appears Smaller 224 Planning for Differences in Hardware 225 Accessibility Affects All of Us 226 The Rule of Relative Size 227 Relative Specifications 227 Designing for Vision-Impaired Users 227 Choosing Fonts 232 When in Doubt, Use Verdana 233 I/I/hen Will Screens Read as Well as Print? 234 Mixing Fonts and Colors 235 The Case Against Caps 238 Text and Background Contrast 240 Two Ways to Make Colors Pop 245 Common Color Blindness 245 Text Images 247 More Information 249 Moving Text 249 8 Writing for the Web 253 How Poor Writing Makes Web Sites Fail 254 Tip: Hire a Web Writer 258 Understanding How Web Users Read 258 Why Users Scan 259 Tip: Know Your Audience 259 Writing for Your Reader 259 Three Guidelines for Better Web Writing 262 Use Simple Language 262 Meeting Low Literacy Needs 265 Tone Down Marketing Hype 265 Tip: When and Where to Toot Your Horn 267 Writing Samples: Before and After 267 Tip: The Two-Sentence Test 269 Keeping It Short and Sweet 269 Summarize Key Points and Pare Down 269 Tip: Writing Descriptive Labels 271 Making Usability Skyrocket 275 Contents xi Formatting Text for Readability 275 Highlight Keywords 275 Use Concise and Descriptive Titles and Headings 276 Three Guidelines for Heading Hierarchy 277 Use Bulleted and Numbered Lists 279 Tip: Parallel Phrasing Is Important 281 More Information 282 Keep Paragraphs Short 282 9 Providing Good Product Information 285 Tip: Where To Display Prices 287 Show Me the Money 287 No Excuses 290 Tip: Approximate Prices Are Better Than None 291 Disclose Extra Fees 292 Win Customer Confidence 295 Describe the Product 295 Test Driving an Auto Site 298 Provide Pictures and Product Illustrations 298 Five Big Illustration Errors 299 Layer Product Pages 304 Display Bona Fides 310 Support Comparison Shopping 311 Refine and Sort 314 Support Sales with Quality Content 317 Four Reasons for Informational Articles 317 They Don t Have Products, Do They? 318 More Information 319 10 Presenting Page Elements 321 When the Three-Click Rule Wreaks Havoc 322 Should You Design for Scrolling? 322 Four Rules of Scrolling 324 Tip: Beware of Magic Numbers 329 Guiding Users, Step by Step 329 Keep Like with Like 333 Sloppy Formatting of Forms 338 Look at Me! 344 Satisfy Your Users Expectations 344 Using White Space 347 хм Prioritizing Web Usability 11 Balancing Technology with People s Needs 351 Flashback to 2000: A Note from Jakob Nielsen 352 Use Multimedia When It Benefits Your Audience 353 77p: Providing Alternative Accessibility 359 Overcoming Barriers to Multimedia 359 Accommodate Low-Tech Users 359 Sites for Kids: Keep It Real 360 Design for Your Audience s Connection Speed 361 Provide a Simple and Accurate Loading-Status Indicator 361 Watch Your Language 364 Underestimate Your Users Technical Knowledge 364 Detect Users Bandwidth 366 Stick to Familiar Interface Conventions 368 Tip: Pop-Ups Usually Strike Out 369 Tip: Scroll Bars Should Be Standard 371 Tip: Rich vs. Poor Media 375 Avoid Multimedia Excesses 375 How Do You Turn This Thing Off? 377 Turn Down the Volume 377 Tip: When to Take a Commercial Break 378 Make Videos for the Web 378 The Practice of Simplicity 380 Improving Your Site: Sooner or Later? 383 Three Tips: Simplify. Simplify. Simplify. 384 More Information 390 Toward a More Elegant Design 390 12 Final Thoughts: Design That Works 393 Test Your Assumptions 395 Index 396 Contents xiii Prioritizing Web Usability In 2000, Jakob Nielsen, one of the most respected authorities on interactive design, published Designing Web Usability, an inter¬ national bestseller that changed how people think about the Web. In Prioritizing Web Usability, Dr. Nielsen and his colleague, Hoa Loranger, revisit the design principles set forth in Jakob s ground¬ breaking book, reporting on the results of their extensive user testing. With this as background, they critique real-world sites, evaluating them for legibility, navigability, searchability, appropriate design, and other usability factors as they pertain to the Web today. This book is essential for anyone who is serious about doing business on the Web. Jakob Nielsen is a principal of Nielsen Norman 1 Group and has been called the worlds leading expert on Web usability by U.S. News and World Report. His Alertbox column has been published on the Internet since 1995 (www.useit.com). A former Sun Microsystems Distinguished Engineer. Dr. Nielsen is the author of numerous books, including the worldwide best seller Designing Web Usability. Hoa Loranger is a user experience specialist at Nielsen Norman Group, where she consults with well-known companies in various industries including finance, entertainment. technology, e-commerce, and mobile devices. She is a frequent speaker, conducts usability research worldwide, and has published reports on a variety of Web usability topics.
adam_txt	Contents Preface xv What Is Usability? xvi Where to Find Detailed User Research xviii Usability Then and Now xix Who Should Read This Book? xxi 1 Introduction: Nothing to Hide 3 Where We Got Our Data 4 How We Did the Book Study 5 Sites Tested 7 What if a Site Has Changed? 14 User Testing in Three Days 17 Tell Me Again: Why Do I Need to Do User Testing? 17 The Exceptions 17 2 The Web User Experience 21 How Well Do People Use the Web? 22 The Measure of Success 23 Web-Wide Success Rates 24 Success by Experience Level 25 User Satisfaction with Web Sites 26 Three Guidelines for Supporting Deep-Link Users 27 How People Use Sites 27 Four Goals in Thirty Seconds 30 The Homepage: So Much to Say, So Little Time 30 Interior Page Behavior 33 Tip: Optimizing Interior Page Links 35 The Rise of "Answer Engines" 36 Search Dominance 36 Four Ways to Grab Value from Search Engine Visitors 38 Organic vs. Sponsored Links 39 How People Use the Search Engine Results Page 39 Number One Guideline for Search Engine Optimization 40 Using Keyword Pricing to Estimate Usability Improvements 41 How To Determine the Optimal Bid for a Search Keyword Ad 42 How Much Is Improved Usability Worth ? 43 Three Reasons to Improve Your Site 44 Tip: Design for Short Scrolling 45 Scrolling 45 Defining Standards and Conventions 47 Contents vii Complying with Design Conventions and Usability Guidelines 47 Seven Reasons for Standard Design Elements 48 Recommended Book on Information Foraging 52 Information Foraging 52 Information Scent: Predicting a Path's Success 52 Diet Selection: What Sites to Visit 52 Three Ways to Enhance Information Scent 53 Patch Abandonment: When to Hunt Elsewhere 53 New Design Strategies for Attracting Information Foragers 54 More Information 55 Informavore Navigation Behavior 55 3 Revisiting Early Web Usability Findings 57 Under Construction 59 Eight Problems That Haven't Changed 60 Links That Don't Change Color When Visited 60 Why Designers Don't Believe Us 62 Breaking the Back Button 63 Fitts' Law of Click Times 65 Opening New Browser Windows 67 The Curse of Maximization 69 How Can You Use Windows if You Don't Understand Windows? 71 Pop-Up Windows 72 Most-Hated Advertising Techniques 75 Design Elements That Look Like Advertisements 76 Avoid Influencing Users During Testing 78 Violating Web-Wide Conventions 78 Vaporous Content and Empty Hype 80 Dense Content and Unscannable Text 81 Technological Change: Its Impact on Usability 84 1986 Air Force Guidelines Stand the Test of Time 85 Don Norman's Three Levels of Emotional Design 86 Slow Download Time 86 Frames 87 Flash 88 Flash: The Good, the Bad, and the Usable 90 Low-Relevancy Search Listings 91 Multimedia and Long Videos 91 Teenagers: Masters of Technology? 92 Frozen Layouts 92 Sad Mac 94 Cross-Platform Incompatibility 94 Mobile Devices: A New Argument for Cross-Platform Design? 96 viii Prioritizing Web Usability Adaptation: How Users Have Influenced Usability 96 Uncertain Clickability 97 Links That Aren't Blue 100 Scrolling 100 Registration 102 Complex URLs 103 Pull-Down and Cascading Menus 103 Restraint: How Designers Have Alleviated Usability Problems 104 Plug-Ins and Bleeding-Edge Technology 108 3D User Interface 109 Bloated Design 111 Splash Pages 111 Moving Graphics and Scrolling Text 113 Custom GUI Widgets 113 "About Us" Features Don't Say Enough 115 Not Disclosing Who's Behind Information 115 Made-Up Words 116 Outdated Content 116 Inconsistency Within a Web Site 118 Premature Requests for Personal Information 118 Multiple Sites 119 Orphan Pages 119 Assessing the Fate of the Early Findings 119 More Information 727 Prioritizing Your Usability Problems 123 How Severe Is the Problem? 724 Scoring Severity 725 What Makes Problems Severe 125 Hospital Usability: In Critical Condition 128 The Scale of Misery 129 Tip: The First Law of E-Commerce 737 Why Users Fail 132 Five Biggest Causes of User Failure 733 Is It Enough to Focus on the Worst Problems? 134 Search 137 Tip: How to Know If You Need Search 738 The State of Search 138 Three Simple Steps to Better Search 139 The Three Things Users Expect from Search 140 Tip: When Is a Search Not Search? 140 How Search Should Work 140 Contents ix Search Interface 142 Tip: Don't Try to Be a Search Engine 143 Search Box Tip: Go Wide 148 Query Length and Search Box Width 148 Advanced Search 150 Target Practice 151 Search Engine Results Pages 151 Tip: SERP Dating Conventions 152 Tip: Help Bad Spellers 154 Best Bets 154 Four Ways to Build Best Bets 755 Maintaining Best Bets 156 Sorting the SERP 157 No Results Found 159 One Result Found 159 Search Engine Optimization 160 Black-Hat SEO Tricks 767 Naming Names 763 Tip: The Beauty of Using Text-Only Ads 164 Tip: Tracking the Value of Search Ads 165 The Top Linguistic SEO Guideline 165 Linguistic SEO 165 Tip: Keyword Overuse Backfires 766 Tip: Think Phrases, Not Keywords 767 Architectural SEO 167 How Search Engines Determine a Site's Reputation 169 Reputation SEO 169 Navigation and Information Architecture 171 Am 1 There Yet? 172 Recommended Reading About IA 773 Match the Site Structure to User Expectations 173 Intranet IA 774 Navigation: Be Consistent 178 Kids Like Minesweeping 784 Navigation: Beware the Coolness Factor 184 Don't Be Duped by Duplicates 789 Reduce Clutter and Avoid Redundancy 189 Links and Label Names: Be Specific 192 Vertical Dropdown Menus: Short Is Sweet 202 Multilevel Menus: Less Is More 202 Can 1 Click on It? 205 Affordances 206 Direct Access from the Homepage 210 More Information 211 Prioritizing Web Usability 7 Typography: Readability & Legibility 213 Tip: The Downside of Dummy Type 214 Four Top Guidelines for Type 215 Body Text: The Ten-Point Rule 221 Tip: Avoid Anti-Aliasing 222 Age Is Not the Issue 223 Tip: When the Same Size Appears Smaller 224 Planning for Differences in Hardware 225 Accessibility Affects All of Us 226 The Rule of Relative Size 227 Relative Specifications 227 Designing for Vision-Impaired Users 227 Choosing Fonts 232 When in Doubt, Use Verdana 233 I/I/hen Will Screens Read as Well as Print? 234 Mixing Fonts and Colors 235 The Case Against Caps 238 Text and Background Contrast 240 Two Ways to Make Colors Pop 245 Common Color Blindness 245 Text Images 247 More Information 249 Moving Text 249 8 Writing for the Web 253 How Poor Writing Makes Web Sites Fail 254 Tip: Hire a Web Writer 258 Understanding How Web Users Read 258 Why Users Scan 259 Tip: Know Your Audience 259 Writing for Your Reader 259 Three Guidelines for Better Web Writing 262 Use Simple Language 262 Meeting Low Literacy Needs 265 Tone Down Marketing Hype 265 Tip: When and Where to Toot Your Horn 267 Writing Samples: Before and After 267 Tip: The Two-Sentence Test 269 Keeping It Short and Sweet 269 Summarize Key Points and Pare Down 269 Tip: Writing Descriptive Labels 271 Making Usability Skyrocket 275 Contents xi Formatting Text for Readability 275 Highlight Keywords 275 Use Concise and Descriptive Titles and Headings 276 Three Guidelines for Heading Hierarchy 277 Use Bulleted and Numbered Lists 279 Tip: Parallel Phrasing Is Important 281 More Information 282 Keep Paragraphs Short 282 9 Providing Good Product Information 285 Tip: Where To Display Prices 287 Show Me the Money 287 No Excuses 290 Tip: Approximate Prices Are Better Than None 291 Disclose Extra Fees 292 Win Customer Confidence 295 Describe the Product 295 Test Driving an Auto Site 298 Provide Pictures and Product Illustrations 298 Five Big Illustration Errors 299 Layer Product Pages 304 Display Bona Fides 310 Support Comparison Shopping 311 Refine and Sort 314 Support Sales with Quality Content 317 Four Reasons for Informational Articles 317 They Don't Have Products, Do They? 318 More Information 319 10 Presenting Page Elements 321 When the "Three-Click Rule" Wreaks Havoc 322 Should You Design for Scrolling? 322 Four Rules of Scrolling 324 Tip: Beware of Magic Numbers 329 Guiding Users, Step by Step 329 Keep Like with Like 333 Sloppy Formatting of Forms 338 Look at Me! 344 Satisfy Your Users' Expectations 344 Using White Space 347 хм Prioritizing Web Usability 11 Balancing Technology with People's Needs 351 Flashback to 2000: A Note from Jakob Nielsen 352 Use Multimedia When It Benefits Your Audience 353 77p: Providing Alternative Accessibility 359 Overcoming Barriers to Multimedia 359 Accommodate Low-Tech Users 359 Sites for Kids: Keep It Real 360 Design for Your Audience's Connection Speed 361 Provide a Simple and Accurate Loading-Status Indicator 361 Watch Your Language 364 Underestimate Your Users' Technical Knowledge 364 Detect Users' Bandwidth 366 Stick to Familiar Interface Conventions 368 Tip: Pop-Ups Usually Strike Out 369 Tip: Scroll Bars Should Be Standard 371 Tip: Rich vs. Poor Media 375 Avoid Multimedia Excesses 375 How Do You Turn This Thing Off? 377 Turn Down the Volume 377 Tip: When to Take a Commercial Break 378 Make Videos for the Web 378 The Practice of Simplicity 380 Improving Your Site: Sooner or Later? 383 Three Tips: Simplify. 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Jakob Nielsen is a principal of Nielsen Norman 1 Group and has been called "the worlds leading expert on Web usability" by U.S. News and World Report. His Alertbox column has been published on the Internet since 1995 (www.useit.com). A former Sun Microsystems Distinguished Engineer. Dr. Nielsen is the author of numerous books, including the worldwide best seller Designing Web Usability. Hoa Loranger is a user experience specialist at Nielsen Norman Group, where she consults with well-known companies in various industries including finance, entertainment. technology, e-commerce, and mobile devices. She is a frequent speaker, conducts usability research worldwide, and has published reports on a variety of Web usability topics.
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