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Conference Report: Usability and Web Site Success
By: David Poteet
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    2002-12-01

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  • Conference Report: Usability and Web Site Success
  • All About Success
  • Patterns That Indicate User Failure
  • Conclusion

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    As developers, we need to pay attention to the usability of the web sites that we create. In this report David outlines the happenings of the recent Interface 7 East Conference.I travelled to Cambridge, Mass., recently for four days of intensive sessions with leading experts in the field of user interface design gathered for the User Interface 7 East Conference (UI7). I was joined by more than 300 interactive designers, content creators and programmers who all shared the same goal: to learn the latest about developing better Web sites and interactive applications.

    As a developer, I found the conference time well spent. UI7 East was sponsored by User Interface Engineering (UIE), a company Jared Spool founded in 1988. UIE conducts extensive research through user testing on various types of Web sites and shares their findings through books, papers, conferences and seminars.

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