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From an email I recently sent out: I'd suggest starting out with "The Non-Designer's Design Book," which explains the basics of putting elements on a page or s
by vitovito 16y ago
From an email I recently sent out:
I'd suggest starting out with "The Non-Designer's Design Book," which explains the basics of putting elements on a page or screen together in a tasteful way; "The Humane Interface," which explains testing and measuring for efficiency and why dialog boxes are often bad and so on and so forth; and "Designing for Interaction," which is often cited as a good overview of the practice of interaction design, and I just flipped through it and it seems to be, although I haven't read it.
After those three, you could probably throw a dart at this list:
http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=114778998560307&topic=130 http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=114778998560307&to...