Testing the Three-Click Rule - The Diigo Meta page

• 22 Jun 09
  

  sebastien fauveau

  usability navigation 3 clicks myth

• 19 May 08
  

  Lasse Skjelmose

  Hvor mange kliks kan (brugerne på) et website bære? Hvor dybt skal hierarkiet være? Her den såkaldte (og ikke underbyggede) Three-Click-Rule

  webdesign navigation Usability 3-klick-rule

• 21 Mar 08
  

  Matt David

  design ia interaction interface navigation research ui usability webdesign

• 14 Feb 08
  

  John Geanangel

  • Users Kept Clicking

    
    

    If there is a scientific basis to the Three-Click Rule, we couldn't find it
    in our data. Our analysis left us without any correlation between the number
    of times users clicked and their success in finding the content they sought.

    
    

    Our analysis showed that there wasn't any more likelihood of a user quitting
    after three clicks than after 12 clicks. When we compared the successful tasks
    to the unsuccessful ones, we found no differences in the distributions of tasks
    lengths. Hardly anybody gave up after three clicks.

• 21 Aug 07
  

  zomigi

  article navigation research usability

• 06 Apr 07
  

  sambody

  userexperience

• 31 Jul 06
  

  Kevin Wen

  ia testing usability webdesign

• 02 Mar 06
  

  Steve S.

  Bookmarks Toolbar Folder Frozen Auskunft Versand Webmarketing Controlling Ebooks Email Usability Imported furl

• 08 Feb 06
  

  xose 33

  webdesign article

• 09 Jan 06
  

  Alexander Kroon

  usability

• 06 Dec 05
  

  Joel Liu

  design ia interface research usability web webdesign

• 02 Dec 03
  

  Julio B

Page Comments

• 
  Kevin Wen on 2006-07-31
  every page should be accessible from the homepage in no more than three clicks

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