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Steve Krug’s "Don't Make Me Think" ("Не заставляйте меня думать") is a seminal guide to web usability, promoting intuitive design that minimizes cognitive load for users. The text focuses on self-explanatory navigation, scanning-friendly layouts, and simplified, functional testing methods, emphasizing that users should achieve goals without hesitation. For more details, visit Steve Krug's website.