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What do users really want to achieve when they arrive at a website?

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Some more commentary on this now infamous cartoon:

No Laughing Matter from Inside Higher Ed

“The punch line ? that university website designers have no idea what their visitors actually want front and center ? has hit close enough to home to create a lot of buzz elsewhere on the Web. According to the link-tracking site Bit.ly, the cartoon had been shared nearly 8,000 times, been ?liked? nearly 7,500 times, and garnered more than 5,500 comments on Facebook as of Tuesday evening.”

I know that this has echoed when some saw library websites as having similar issues. That’s good if this moves the discussion along – which it has.

Stephen

Full post as published by Stephen's Lighthouse on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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