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Top 10 Mistakes revisited
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Author: Diane K. Kovacs
Date: Mon, 03 May 1999 00:00
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>Jakob Nielsen's www.useit.com web site has been mentioned very favorably a
>few times recently.  Old timers may remember Nielsen's article from
>wa-a-ay back in 1996, "Top Ten Mistakes in Web Design"
><URL:http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9605.html>.
>
>Nielsen has now updated this document, at
><URL:http://www.useit.com/alertbox/990502.html>.  IMO, both documents
>should be required reading.  It's definitely worth taking a few minutes
>looking at your site and considering it in the light of:
>
>1. Frames
>2. Bleeding-edge technology
>3. Scrolling text and looping animations
>4. Complex URLs
>5. Orphan pages
>6. Scrolling navigation pages
>7. Lack of navigation support
>8. Non-standard link colors
>9. Outdated information
>10. Slow download times
>
>And now, back to the Dr. Laura thread, which is already in progress.
>
>
>Thomas Dowling
>OhioLINK - Ohio Library and Information Network
>tdowling@ohiolink.edu
>

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