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Usability experts beware.
Metro.co.uk (June 2006) notes that vaastu shastra and feng shui are being repackaged as usability techniques for websites.
Something regarding “how energy flows through web pages which determines whether a site will be successful.”
You have to be pretty desperate (and clueless about human factors engineering) to fall for this gimmick. Above all, people who can’t define “energy” should not be allowed to advise on website navigation and layout.
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