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Simple and Usable from Giles Colborne

Posted in books, interaction design, user experience on March 28th, 2011 Comments? »

I just finished reading Giles Colborne’s “Simple and Usable” – a delightfully compact, practical and highly readable book about interaction design. I’m glad the book isn’t one of those books that tries to solve everything about interaction design. Instead, it’s a book from a designer telling stories about his experiences solving design problems to someone [...]

Review: Visual Thinking for Design by Colin Ware

Posted in books, cognition, design, user experience on September 4th, 2009 Comments? »

Visual Thinking for Design (Morgan Kaufmann Series in Interactive Technologies)
I was one of the lucky winners of this book from Morgan Kaufmann after I donated some money to the IxDA fundraising initiative. After turning in my MSc Project dissertation, I finally had some time to catch a breath. You’d think that reading a book on [...]