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Another profitable no-brainer from Steve Krug

February 19th, 2009 Posted by ted in Business, Uncategorized, Usability

Steve Krug discusses doing usability testing with 4-6 people about once a month can lead to solving problems typically yield big efficiencies and return on investment. We wholeheartedly agree, Steve!

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