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The Death of “Just in Case” Web Design

February 18, 2014 Steve A Furman

Ever since the first web browsers were created in the mid 1990’s people have been endlessly debating on how to design a web site. Or

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Advancing the Useful, Usable, Desireable Framework

December 25, 2008 Steve A Furman

Forrester Research frequently advocates for their usability framework of useful, usable and ultimately desirable. The first two are table stakes and where designers spend most

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Usability Gaff (UG) 1 – A New Blog Series

May 19, 2008 Steve A Furman

Thought I’d start a new series called Usability Gaff, UG. Obviously I spend a fair amount of time online, after all it is my job.

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