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....such as controlled experiments, thinkaloud studies and ethnographic studies observe and record the user s actions while they occur. In understanding web use, controlled experiments have been used to investigate micro issues, such as the investigation into user models of the Back button by Cockburn Jones (1996). Think aloud studies, in contrast, are generally used to gain insights into macro web usability issues such as users high level tasks and goals: for example, Byrne, John, Wehrle Crow (1999) Ethnographic studies broaden the scope of investigation further, placing a heavy emphasis on the ....
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Cockburn, A. & Jones, S. (1996), `Which way now? Analysing and easing inadequacies in WWW navigation', International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 45.(1), 105--129.
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Andy Cockburn and Steve Jones. "Which way now? Analysing and easing inadequacies in WWW navigation", International Journal of HumanComputer Studies (45), 1996, 105-129.
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