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Great context! Do you have any books you can recommend to become better at thinking/working in these ways?
by adam_ellsworth 4y ago
Great context! Do you have any books you can recommend to become better at thinking/working in these ways?
- sonofhans 4y ago“The Design of Everyday Things” by Don Norman is excellent; he originally called it “The Psychology of Everyday Things,” but it kept getting misshelved. “Don’t Make Me Think” by Steve Krug is also very good. Neither of these is a specialist’s tome. “Mental Models” by Indi Young is good, one level deeper, mostly about humans. “About Face” by Alan Cooper is very thorough on the practitioner side, more of a college textbook, with lots of examples and pedagogy.
- niccl 4y agoAlso look at Nielsen Norman Group (https://www.nngroup.com https://www.nngroup.com). The 'Norman' is the Don Norman who wrote the book, and NNG have a bunch of research that you can look at.