Don't Make Me Click

Google TechTalks

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Argues that fewer choices and clicks make better products, a reminder of simplicity as a product principle.

A Google Tech Talk arguing that the best interface requires the fewest clicks and choices, with Google search, Facebook, the iPod and Firefox as examples. It shows how minimizing interaction makes interfaces easier to learn.

Topics: Product leadership, Focus & prioritization

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