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useit.com: usable information technology useit.com: Jakob Nielsen's Website Permanent Content Alertbox Jakob's column on Web usability B2B Usability (June 1) User testing shows that business-to-business websites have substantially lower usability than mainstream consumer sites. If they want to convert more prospects into leads, B2B sites should follow more guidelines and make it easier for prospects to research their offerings. Performance Variability (May 15) Salary Trends (May ...

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