Return on Design
New Riders, May, 2003.
Trade Paperback, 284 pages.
ISBN: 0201756072
In Return on Design, Ani Phyo, a veteran web designer
who founded her own web consultancy service,
offers strategies for developing
usable and popular websites.
Now that the dot-com boom days are over, savvy designers
must focus
on a website that can bring solid and steady
results. And to do that they need to apply solid
web design methods and techniques. Phyo's
book offers advice, methods, suggestions and
real-world examples to help the website
development team accomplish goals and learn
more about the
value of user-centered design.
Phyo takes readers through seven steps for developing and launching a website. The steps include deciding what goes in the website by determining what the users need, developing menus, site maps and navigation schemes and testing prototypes. Readers will learn about web design, usability, and usability testing and how to apply these skills to develop websites that cut costs, save time and are popular with customers, clients and business partners. The book also includes a brief foreword by David Siegel, author of Creating Killer Web Sites. Highly recommended for web developers new to user-centered design.
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This review was published in the September-October, 2003 of The Internet Writing Journal.
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