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Probably you interpreted the word "design" with its narrower meaning of visual(ly-oriented) design, rather than, say architecting data-intensive applications.
by lioeters 9y ago
Probably you interpreted the word "design" with its narrower meaning of visual(ly-oriented) design, rather than, say architecting data-intensive applications.
As with another poster, Edward Tufte's books came to mind - though it's about visual presentation of information, not user interface/experience design.
I've also felt that there's an unmet demand for books that provide a thorough overview of UI/UX design patterns, especially the way this book (Designing Data-Intensive Applications) does for its domain.
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoDesign isn't just about visuals, but also interaction. It is an overloaded term for sure, but the title of the book caught my attention, it is only when I read the article that I realized it was talking about the design of application implementations, not the UX.