I thought that my anger over poorly designed web sites was based on my spending every day maintaining and designing them, that I’d become like a chef who has no tolerance for junk food. That may be part of it, but apparently everybody gets upset at bad web sites and experiences “mouse rage syndrome” visiting poorly implemented ones.

A recent study from the UK tested 2500 web users and found that

“The test results indicate that users want Google-style speed, function, and accuracy from all of the Web sites they visit, and they want it now”

Read more at EE Times

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