Usability & Wireframing Poetry Part – 2
Interfaces designs are sweet, but those uncluttered
Are sweeter: which is a reason why users stay on
When a website is clear it becomes more endear’d
Leading to increased visits and subjective satisfaction
Being used with great ease and not wanting to leave
Accomplishing tasks with minimum error scares
Knowing I can recover if something goes amiss
Though winning near the goal – yet, I do not grieve
For using this graphical user interface design is bliss
With a high level of memorability, this interface design is a breath of fresh air!
Based on “Ode to a Grecian Urn” by John Keats
The idea behind this series of blog posts is to look at famous poems and use them to shed light on issues that affect usability, wireframes, wireframing tools and user interface design. If you have some suggestions of poems that you would like for us to interpolate, please feel free to do so by leaving a comment with your request in it.
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