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Nowhere to go or to gain the right and effective channel for? Just follow me, I have compiled a list of high-profile UI/UX books, which are recommended by the major professional websites, and blogs.The topic is mainly covering UI design, UX design, and web design. UX design Books for Beginners 1. - By Donald A. Norman It shows a teapot on the cover of the book, the teapot spout and the handle at the same side, if you tea, you are likely to burn yourself. What Norman want to tell you, the life is hard, often the 'bad design' should be blamed. To learn interaction well, you must understand what’s the design requirements from people at first.

As Steve Jobs said, “Design is not just what is looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” The ultimate purpose of the designer is to make useful products, not just good-looking.

Customer review: “I am learning UX Design and heard this book was a must have. After reading the first 4 chapters I see why it is a must have. Norman spent a life time figuring this stuff out and does a great job sharing it; thus improved the field of UX Design. Everyone who is going into UX Design has to have this book.” 2. - By Steve Krug 'Characters of this book, the first one is short and pithy, 200-page length, not wordy at all. You may put it devoured on a noon, perhaps before going to sleep, even on the plane, or on your way to work. (It’s more likely to read through it on the love when you get the book) ' Therein, which stresses the three laws of Web Usability, the first one is - do not let me think.

Customer review: “If you've ever tried searching for something only to get results for something totally different, you know how frustrating it can be. This book helps business owners and marketers think like consumers. It helps you keep focus on the customer--a fundamental rule when you write. Camcamx Serial Mac Lookup more.

The easier you make it for a consumer, the more likely s/he will find you. The book suggests using consumer words rather than technically accurate words. It's all about keeping common sense in the forefront of your mind when you're creating or updating your website. It's a refreshing reminder of staying focused on the reader.” 3. - By Robin William Interaction designers must learn the basic knowledge of typography, no aesthetic, you can not be a good designer. In this ubiquitous creativity era, you have to make yourself be a designer.

In the eyes of Robin Williams, the design is quite simple. The book covers the four graphic design principles of C.R.A.P(Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity), with concise, humor, and vivid language recounts the how much the changes and visible benefits brought by using these principles flexibly. In addition, it also introduces some basic knowledge about color and font, making the content more completely. Customer review: “This book is easy to follow. The lessons make sense, with great examples of what not to do, and what to do.