Matthew Royal’s Reviews > Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability > Status Update

Steve Krug published this in 2000, and it has not aged well. So much time is spent on tabs and home pages. These were the days before CSS, and DHTML was upheld as a mysterious magic that most designers would avoid. It was recommended by more than one colleague, but I'm beginning to suspect this book is the Citizen Kane of UX books -- influential in an historical sense, but not much interest to people today.

Making progress. Time to schedule our book club meeting!