A new month, a new book signing to announce!
Caroline Jarrett, founder of UK consultancy Effortmark and co-author of Forms That Work, will be tackling the ins and outs of survey design for user experience practitioners in her new book, Surveys That Work.
by Whitney Quesenbery & Kevin Brooks
published April 2010 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Nate Bolt & Tony Tulathimutte
published February 2010 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Todd Zaki Warfel
published November 2009 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Donna Spencer
published April 2009 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Nathan Shedroff
published March 2009 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Luke Wroblewski
published May 2008 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Indi Young
published February 2008 Paperback & PDF Visit book Site >
by Anders Ramsay
to be published 2011 Visit book Site > Publication notification
by Peter Jones
to be published 2011 Visit book Site > Publication notification
by John Ferrara
to be published 2011 Visit book Site > Publication notification
by Louis Rosenfeld & Marko Hurst
to be published 2010 Visit book Site > Publication notification
by Kevin Cheng
to be published 2010 Visit book Site > Publication notification
by Caroline Jarrett
to be published 2012 Visit book Site > Publication notification
Extending Game Design to Business Applications with John Ferrara
Recorded July 16, 2009
Principles of Web Navigation: Advanced Design Techniques with James Kalbach
Recorded June 16, 2009
Shifting Your Focus: Content as Conversation with Ginny Redish
Recorded May 28, 2009
Content Strategy for Websites with Kristina Halvorson
Recorded April 23, 2009
Getting to the Point Quickly with Sustainable Design with Nathan Shedroff
Recorded March 25, 2009
What Every Designer Should Know about Interface Engineering with Bill Scott
Recorded February 26, 2009
User Research Beyond Usability with Christian Rohrer
Recorded January 29, 2009
Using Mental Models for Tactics and Strategy with Indi Young
Recorded December 11, 2008
Modern Web Form Design with Luke Wroblewski
Recorded November 13, 2008
President, Semantic Studios | findability.org
If you could have only one user experience book on your shelf, what would it be?
What user experience book deserves more attention?
What user experience book needs writing?
1. Search
2. Business and design
3. Mobile
4. IA for kids
5. How UX affects policy
1. Don't Make Me Think : A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability (2nd Edition)
2. Style: Ten Lessons in Clarity and Grace (9th Edition)
3. The Design of Everyday Things
4. The Elements of User Experience: User-Centered Design for the Web
5. "Defensive Design for the Web : How to improve error messages, help, forms, and other crisis points (Voices That Matter)"