Past Issues - UI Design Newsletter
In their simple but effective study, Shaihk and Lenz asked 142 undergraduates to paste labeled stickers to a 5x5 paper grid to indicate where they expected to find the objects on a Web page.
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Tags: usability, experiment, webdesign
- Saved by Trevor Morris on March 01, 2006.
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March 2, 2007 |
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March 9, 2006 |
Shaihk and Lenz wanted to know if users expect Web page elements to be in the same place they did in 2001 (Bernard, 2001). Particularly, they were interested in expected locations for: * Back-to-home * Site search ... |
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