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Flash pages, skip intros, and other annoying content
Do you support or annoy your website visitors with the first content they see? Using Flash splash screens, skip intro buttons, talking heads, and other presentation techniques is tricky. A few sites do it well; many annoy their visitors before they’ve even given them a chance to engage.
Poor usability marring site experience sparks thoughts on ROI
What happens when a site is developed to be very attractive and nominally useful, but lacks user-centered design.
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