Mastery wins in the end

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When Jakob Nielsen shares good advice with us: Mastery, Mystery, and Misery: The Ideologies of Web Design:

Designs that support user empowerment are the best way to make money on the Internet. It's an easier sell when you give people what they want than when you try to cheat them.

I would just add that it's not necessarily about making money on the internet, this advice applies to any kind of site, even corporate sites.

And that mastery wins in the end can only please your padawan webmaster ;-).

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Karl Dubost said:

And I never heard a user saying I want a flash application, or I want to wait this java applet to load, etc.

Usually they want super ultra simple interface... Google has first established its success on simplicity when everyone was making search engines portals.

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