Web usability: Difference between revisions

[[File:Aggregate-heatmap-all-non-search-pageviews 1.png|200px|thumbnail|right|An aggregate heatmap shows 57,453 eye tracking fixations across a wide range of pages, excluding search and search-results pages. Red indicates where users looked the most; yellow where they looked less. White areas got virtually no looks. The top black stripe indicates the page fold in the study; subsequent black stripes represent each additional screen after scrolling. - Source:[http://www.nngroup.com/ Nielsen Norman Group]]]{{#ev:youtube|9BdtGjoIN4E|400|right|Don Norman: The term "UX|frame}}{{Nutshell|Usability aims to make it easier for a reader to navigate content.}}{{Breadcrumbs|page=|url=|wikipedia=yes}}'''Web usability''' is an approach to make web sites easy to use for an end-user, without the requirement that any specialized training be undertaken. The user should be able to intuitively relate the actions he needs to perform on the web page, with other interactions he sees in the general domain of life e.g. press of a button leads to some action. The broad goal of usability can be: