When people think of user interface design they usually think of large, high-profile projects, such as word processors or military command and control systems. The majority of user interface design projects are in fact very small: perhaps, for example, someone has requested a Windows 95 interface for some small part of the company database. Another example is the design of a Web page. The one or two developers given the task probably do not even consider themselves user interface designers; yet cumulatively these small projects significantly affect the productivity of an organization.