3 points and a question

1. What counts in website persual is not the "number" of clicks it takes to get somewhere, but how much thought is required in doing the clicking.
2. Instructions should be unnecessary: The user should not have to "think" to begin with, much less read instructions. If instructions are necessary, they should be presented as simply as possible.
3. Using tabs in page desing is very effective: It's a metaphor that works very well to make a connection between the "real" and the "cyber" world.

Question:

Do you think that Clemson's website is user-centric?