| Vialogix has developed our process by listening to web site users as well as sage veterans of development. Here you find a few classics and a starter kit for your own library. Consider this the basic bookshelf for developing a user-centered design and development philosophy. Start with this list to evolve your own process and improve development of future projects. | ||
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| Don't Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approac...
by Steve Krug $26.40 Steve Krug makes you laugh while teaching you how important it is to create useful web interfaces. We have clients who have bo... | Designing Web Usability (VOICES)
by Jakob Nielsen $34.64 Neilsen's book is a factual look at why highly 'designed' web pages often fail and simple ones succeed. Don't let design get i... | Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstruct...
by Jakob Nielsen $31.50 "Users spend most of their time on other sites than your site." So make sure your page design matches ease of use found around... |
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| Usability Engineering (Interactive Technolo...
by Jakob Nielsen $30.33 1993 classic describes how Usability should fit into the development process. 35 pages of reference and scholarly bibliographi... | Information Architecture for the World Wide...
by Louis Rosenfeld $39.95 New version arriving December 2006. This book is a must have if you manage a large site with complex information. | Envisioning Information
by Edward R. Tufte $34.56 Tufte always delivers well-informed presentations. This may be his best book on information design. |
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| How Buildings Learn: What Happens After The...
by Stewart Brand $19.80 This interesting book has photos and thought on how buildings improve with time - and use by humans. Web sites can and should ... | The Design of Everyday Things
by Don Norman $11.53 Today there are plenty of articles about Design being a competitive edge in business. This classic may have started the trend ... | Ogilvy onAdvertising
by David Ogilvy $16.47 The greatest copy writer ever started every campaign with knowledge of his customers. This book should be on every marketers s... |
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User-Centered Books
