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EasyChart: a Usability Teaching Tool to Demonstrate Interface Design from Hell
Do you have students or programmers who don't quite seem to "get" the importance of following the rules to make an interface that is easy for the end user to deal with? Maybe you should make them use EasyChart. Created as an educational tool to deliberately break every design usability rule, it just might lead to an "a-ha" awakening. Eliana Stavrou walks you through some telling examples from the program.
Read the full article here: EasyChart: a Usability Teaching Tool to Demonstrate Interface Design from Hell For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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