First Impressions Count in Website Design
Andy King writes "Web designers have as little as 50 milliseconds to capture the interest of potential customers, according a new report by researchers at Carleton University. Through the halo effect, first impressions can influence subsequent judgments of website credibility and buying decisions."
It's not a dupe, it's a Hat trick ...
Three times this article in frontpage in less than a week ...
No, that would be a story that would be posted 6 times!
Well, not that it won't happen, the week isn't over yet...
Well I don't like them sequels.
First Impressions was ok, First Impression And The Son Of Frankenstein wasn't too good but something tells me this First Impression Meets King Kong is going to be just terrible.
And don't get me started about the musical.
May contain traces of nut.
Made from the freshest electrons.
I think people also get the wrong impression when they see the same story on digg a week before. Perhaps we need some kind of site that merges /. and digg and removes dupes?
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This story is from a different site *and* it is in the developers section instead of the science section!