Little machines: understanding users understanding interfaces
ACM Journal of Computer Documentation (JCD)
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From the Publisher:This concise handbook helps students across the curriculum build web sites, a skill they can use both in college and in the workplace. The guide covers two essential elements: usability and the structure of an effective site. Students learn the importance of determining a web user's short- and long-term goals before developing and testing a site. In addition, students discover different methods of designing a site and creating devices for smooth navigation plus the key concepts of structure and page layout.A fully integrated web site provides further guidance on web design and templates and graphics for constructing sites.Numerous screenshots clearly illustrate the principles discussed in the text.The appendix provides URLs for web sites about relevant topics such as HTML, commercial software, graphic design, and usability.