"Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug is a straightforward and practical guide to web usability. In this concise and thought-provoking book, Krug presents his key principle: a website should be designed in a way that allows users to effortlessly navigate and understand it without having to think too hard.

Krug emphasizes the importance of eliminating unnecessary complexity and confusion from websites, aiming to create an intuitive user experience. Through concise and often humorous writing, he explains how to create clear navigation, effective page layouts, and effortless interaction design.

The book dives into various aspects of web usability, including the importance of website organization, the importance of using familiar design conventions, and the significance of descriptive page titles. Krug also delves into the concept of user testing and offers valuable insights on how to conduct effective tests to identify and address usability issues.

"Don't Make Me Think" challenges common misconceptions and promotes a user-centered approach to web design. Krug's expert advice is not only applicable to web designers and developers but also to stakeholders involved in the creation of web projects. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to improve the usability and user experience of their websites by applying simple, intuitive design principles.