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“Problems with visual design can turn users off so quickly that they never discover all the smart choices you made with navigation or interaction design.” —Jesse James Garrett, 2002  More
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Event: An Event Apart, Boston05.20.2008 by LukeW I'll walk through how people parse Web pages and the implications of this behavior for designers. Specifically, using the principles of visual hierarchy to communicate key information about the purpose and use of Web applications. Official Description When a potential customer makes it to one of your pages, what will they do? Do you want them to sign up, share knowledge, buy something, or dive deeper into your content? Don’t leave these decisions to chance. Learn how people scan web pages and how to guide users through key content and actions using visual hierarchy to construct meaningful, prioritized page layouts. Includes multiple before and after examples. Hope to see some of you there!
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