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      <title>The Usability &amp;#8216;Aha!&amp;#8217; Moment: How to Turn Cynics into Converts</title>
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      <description>User Experience (UX) is the comprehensive experience a person has when using a product or application, and usability is the ease of use (or lack thereof) when using it. Many of us have discovered the vast advantages of evaluating usability on our own; however, getting others to jump on board is often a different story.</description>
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