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Jakob Nielsen is a leading expert on usability known 'round the world for his minimalist design style. Follow his advice and your site will render in Netscape 3.1, on cell phones, etc. And your pages will load lightning fast!
Unfortunately, they will also be really, really, really boring and hard to read. Really.
We believe that it doesn't have to be that way. According to Jakob, "this website is created by myself ... [and] I didn't want to spend money to hire an artist." Well folks, we don't think it takes a graphic artist to design a title bar or some subnavigation. In fact, we believe that with an Adobe Photoshop license and 10 minutes of free time, Jakob might be able to add some character to his site. Adobe is selling their new Photoshop CS product for $649. Together, with your donation of a mere $1, less than you'd pay for a Jolt cola, you can help Jakob pay for a license.
This is a not-for-profit venture and donations will no longer be accepted once our goal is reached.
Too Cheap To Part With $1.00?
Is your budget tight this month? Don't stress out, you can still help! We are currently accepting design contributions, stylesheets, photographs, anything you think might help Jakob's site. Please send all files to savejakob@shinydonkey.com.
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Links That Are Hard To ReadJakob Nielsen is not homeless. In fact, people even pay to hear him speak.
Read all about his User
Experience 2004 Conference
Recent Jakob Nielsen-related articles:
CNN Searching
for answers on the Web
Builder.Au Developer
Spotlight: Jakob Nielsen
Ecommerce-Guide
Attract
and Keep Customers: Site Design Tips to Improve Your Sales
New Scientist
Polite
computers win users' hearts and minds
Sydney Morning
Herald RSS
Feeding frenzy
ZDNet UK Two
UK intranets make global top 10
Line56 The Best
Government Intranets
Sydney Morning
Herald The
key to email: a two-second grab
CIO Insight
Time
for a Redesign
ZDNet In
search of better search results
PC World Web-User
Satisfaction on the Upswing
Seattle Times
Timely,
focused online newsletter a valuable relationship builder
BBC The web is
getting easier to use
New York
Times A
'FAV' Button? Interface Guru Is Not Amused
MediaPost Researcher
Confirms Email Marketing Fear
BBC Web guru fights
info pollution
Intranet
Journal Building
the Perfect Beast
Publish The
future of Web publishing
BBC How the web makes
'desk-chair generals' of us all
CNN Do
investor-relations Web sites work?
PC Pro Interfacing
with Jakob Nielsen
Digital Web
Magazine An
interview with Dr. Jakob Nielsen, usability expert
Informatics
Don't be too
clever, says web guru
Pixelsurgeon
Splash
screens must die
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