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Category Archives: e-Reports
e-readers are putting the PDF in its proper place
Evils on company and organisational websites come in many guises: bad design, nonsense labelling, navigation and pathways that are blind alleys, and so on. But few are more annoying than the use and overuse of PDFs. They dangle like Christmas … Continue reading
Just don’t buy, but can’t say why
Nielsen’s post, Alertbox: Middle-Aged Users’ Declining Web Performance has me muttering under my breath. He says: “Between the ages of 25 and 60, the time users need to complete website tasks increases by 0.8% per year.”
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