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Dropped Jaw Syndrome, Your Fastest, Most Reliable Market
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Eight is Not Enough (for usability testing)
One of the most popular questions we hear from web designers and usability professionals is: "How many users is enough when conducting usability tests?" Until recently, we had believed -- and told our clients -- that it wasn't usually necessary to test with more than eight users. We based our recommendation on the widely held theory that eight users will detect almost all of your…
Should Hyperlinks Always Be Blue?
Question: I am the webmaster for West Salem High School, additionally I run my own web design company (thus my subscription to DevWebPro). I read your article on the importance of underlining links and keeping them blue. I will start of by admitting that I am one of those people who sometimes takes design and puts it in front of purpose. I try to check…
Who Creates Your Good Fortune?
You create your own good fortune. Do you accept that? Do you believe that you can control your world and your life? Do you know that you do not have to accept the world just the way it is?
Rene Vishney Answers CXO Decisionmaker Questions
Here's a golden opportunity for CXOs seeking advice and guidance to get in touch with a true professional with a wealth of experience and knowledge. Whether your question is on management, human resources, or longrange planning, ask Rene Vishney. He can help you steer your company through difficult channels to its ultimate goal.
Improve Linux performance
Performance breakthroughs seem to come in two varieties: easy and hard. That's no platitude; the boundary between the two is surprisingly clear. When you hear about some -- the easy ones -- you clap your hands and say, "wow" or "of course" or "slick." Although in some cases it has taken considerable genius to realize their first application, they're easy to understand.
