Authors:
Jonathan Arnowitz, Elizabeth Dykstra-Erickson
Good design is harder and harder to find these days. It is disheartening when people present a single window or Web page and ask for an evaluation, especially when the question is: "Is this good design?" How can a design review be conducted on static interfaces? What is possible to evaluate? What constitutes good design? Is it possible to judge a design from static screens? As we said earlierin fact way earlier in an <interactions> article co-written with Wendy Mackay in March 2001when discussing the importance of contextualizing design, the issue is not whether a design is good, but…
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