Weblog Usability: The Top Ten Design Mistakes (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
Summary: Blogs are often too internally focused and ignore key usability issues, making it hard for new readers to understand the site and trust the author. Blogs are a form of website. The thousands of normal website usability guidelines therefore apply to them, as do this year's top ten design mistakes. But weblogs are also a special genre of website; they have unique characteristics and thus di
Ooooh! Grade me next, Mr. Nielsen!
Jakob Nielsen, the Dr. Phil of usability on the web, has just released a compendium of 10 usability mistakes made by bloggers. Let's see how we did..... Mistake #1 - No Author Biographies. Mr. Nielsen contends that readers must know and trust you if you expect them to read your stuff, and that trust is hard to come by if they don't know anything about who you are or what you do. Fair enough. But h
Mr. Nielsen grades defenestrate99, part II
I've had some time over the weekend for my self-esteem to recover after performing so poorly against the first five of Mr. Nielsen's Top 10 Blogging No-No's. It's time to get right back on that horse and see how we did in the second half: Mistake #6 - The Calendar is the only Navigation Mr. Nielsen laments that "a timeline is rarely the best information architecture, yet it's the default way to na
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