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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20071025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20071026
SUMMARY:Yes, Virginia, there is a perfect Web page
LOCATION:Seattle, Washington, USA
DESCRIPTION:Steve Krug, author of Don’t Make Me Think, will explain why he’
 s become convinced that there is a short list of design conventions that ma
 ke some Web pages inherently better than others—things that very few sites 
 get right, even though they’re not all that hard to do. 
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\nBesides spell
 ing out his vision of the perfect Web page, Steve will also present his bra
 nd new Site Navigation Identification Chart: a handy tool that classifies t
 he different ways to do navigation and helps you choose the best one for yo
 ur site.
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\nWHEN
\n6:00 pm networking and refreshments 
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\n7:00 pm P
 resentation
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\nJob announcements to follow the presentation.
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\nWHERE
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 nAdobe, 801 N. 34th St., Fremont area of Seattle, WA 98103
\nFor directions
  see http://pssigchi.acm.org/html/meetings/10_25_2007.html 
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\nBio
\nStev
 e Krug evaluates and improves interfaces for a wide variety of clients, pri
 marily in online services and the Web, including Apple, AOL, Netscape, Barn
 esandNoble.com, and Lexus.com.
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\nIn workshops based on his book, Don’t M
 ake Me Think, he helps people think like a usability expert and make low-co
 st/no-cost testing an everyday part of the design process.
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\nHis consult
 ing firm, Advanced Common Sense (“just me and a few well-placed mirrors”) i
 s based in Chestnut Hill, MA.
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