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Free Web usability tool

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The Web Communications Division in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs, in collaboration with "many federal agencies," offers a comprehensive, easy-to-use, no-cost, online how-to guide for developing usable and useful Websites.

The Usability.gov Web site itself is a living example of intuitive and visually appealing Web design focused on presenting straight forward, usable information.

The free usability guide provides planning tools, templates, examples and methods guidelines in an actionable "step-by-step" format.

Sometimes the U.S. Government gets it!

posted by Donna Bogatin
January 5, 2007 @ 7:56 pm

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