User-centric GUI Design Explained to All

Posted November 30th, 2004 by Jeff Coburn

Again with the slashdotting. But this is a continuation of a topic from last week, and here is some links to a few good articles. Enjoy, and I swear, no more slashdot links for at least a month.

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