Title: Wow, a usability book that actually practices usability!
Product review: I soldiered through Jacob Neilson's book and felt like I'been been through a four or five note symphony when I was finally finished. Steve Krug has figured out that tirelessly repeating yourself over and over isn't an effective way of teaching. Don't Make Me Think, get's the mission critical points with enough grace and humor to make the book--get this--actually effective. I've read several usability books before this one, so I can't say I learned much new, but would have to say that this book presented in a way that I believe I will be more likely to remember the information and use it. I only wish I hadn't wasted time and money on the other books.
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