UX book I recommend for the Usability 👇
These first ones are just ones you should have read out of self-respect because people will mention them at you and you will want to nod sagely rather than have a panic attack.
1. "Prioritizing Web Usability" — by the one and only Jakob Nielsen
2. "The Design of Everyday Things" — by Don Norman, obvs.
3. "Don’t Make Me Think, A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability" — by Steve Krug
4. "About Face: The Essentials of Interaction Design" — by Alan Cooper
Next, two books that go nicely together — one from the view of design psychology and one from the view of methods for testing and researching the design. Both quite high-level overviews, but a brilliant way to scan a complex field and decide where you want to navigate to next.
1. "Universal Methods of Design" — by Bruce Hanington
2. "Universal Principles of Design" — by William Lidwell
Which is your favourite book? Let me know in the comments 💭
These first ones are just ones you should have read out of self-respect because people will mention them at you and you will want to nod sagely rather than have a panic attack.
1. "Prioritizing Web Usability" — by the one and only Jakob Nielsen
2. "The Design of Everyday Things" — by Don Norman, obvs.
3. "Don’t Make Me Think, A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability" — by Steve Krug
4. "About Face: The Essentials of Interaction Design" — by Alan Cooper
Next, two books that go nicely together — one from the view of design psychology and one from the view of methods for testing and researching the design. Both quite high-level overviews, but a brilliant way to scan a complex field and decide where you want to navigate to next.
1. "Universal Methods of Design" — by Bruce Hanington
2. "Universal Principles of Design" — by William Lidwell
Which is your favourite book? Let me know in the comments 💭
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