Michael J Byers

Don't Make Me Think by Steve Krug is a common sense approach to ensuring your website can be used by anyone.

People are predictable and this book gets to the heart of usability.

This is a must-have book for web designers. You may already know some of the practical advice but it's a worthwhile reading to refresh your knowledge.

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Search Engine Optimization: An Hour a Day by Jennifer Grappone and Gradiva Couzin.

This is a good book if you already know about SEO techniques and want to improve them. While it is clear and informative so may also help some one starting out with search engine optimisation.

The step-by-step guide to spending an hour a day on SEO really proves worthwhile. The light hearted approach to the practical techniques really adds humour.

This book will definitely help you improve your websites rankings. Stick with your SEO plan and it'll soon become second nature to you.

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Building Findable Websites: Web Standards, SEO, and Beyond by Aarron Walter

This is a great book on building your website the right way. If you build it to meet web and accessibility standards then search engines will love it. All you need to work on is your content.

Write your content for humans first. Have relevant and attractive content to make your site worth finding. But always remember that if the site works for the visually impaired then it works for search engines.

The book also covers how to hold on to your audience with RSS, mailing lists and user generated content.

This well written book should be part an essential reference when building your websites.

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I recently passed the Prince2 Foundation and Practitioner exams. I recommend getting the Passing the Prince2 Examinations book which contains sample exam papers. Very useful to test yourself before the actual exam. The Prince2 Pocketbook is handy for in the office when working on projects or for reference.

And if that's still too complex then the Prince2 For Dummies is a practical guide taking you through the ins and outs of the process and key procedures.

But the most important book is the Managing Successful Projects with Prince2. The Practitioner exam is based on the text in the book and this is the only book allowed during the exam.

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