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The book title pretty much says it all. Quick essential read that craftily toes the line between widely applicable philosophies (i.e. stakeholder priorities are not necessarily good for UX, users often don't access sites from the home page) and specific technical tips (i.e. don't use small, low-contrast type, don't put labels inside form fields, bad taglines are generic, tabs are the best). Bonus points for "the unbearable lightness of browsing" reference.
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Incredibly informative beginner's guide to usability design and testing. Great introduction for those who are interested in getting into the field or integrating it usability design in their workplace.
Focuses mainly on Web Design, but principles can apply in all areas. ...more
Focuses mainly on Web Design, but principles can apply in all areas. ...more
I think of this as my textbook for the UX Design 101 class I never took in college.
Apr 09, 2012
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