What I learned from a Human-Computer Interaction class in college - Always think of the user. All tradeoffs should be made in favor of the user - Don't expect

What I learned from a Human-Computer Interaction class in college - Always think of the user. All tradeoffs should be made in favor of the user - Don't expect users to read anything; they're busy - Make it as simple as possible, but no simpler. Don't dumb it down, just don't complicate it - For each page/window, know exactly what the user wants to do there. - Make things clear, easy to see, and easy to learn - Have an Undo command, for Christ's sakes