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October 24, 2006 Creating Good Online Content ExperiencesUsability Beats Unique Content, Hands Downby Charlene Li with Chris Charron, Chloe Stromberg, Tenley McHarg, Remy Fiorentino |
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What do users want from their content sites? Unique content does matter, but the basics — such as clear navigation, easy-to-use search, and ads that don't interfere — matter more. Personalization has its role for a certain group of people but often suffers from abandonment. To figure out the right mix of features, and to prioritize design and development efforts, content sites should aggressively employ personas, site reviews, and design standards to ensure that they provide their most valuable users with a good experience.
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