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I would say the Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman. I've also heard but haven't read yet Don't Make Me Think by Steve Krug is really good too.

• samwillis 3y ago
  While "the Design of Everyday Things" is as close as you can get to a bible for ergonomics, and design for human interaction, it was published in 1988. It is absolutely worth reading, it will make you a better designer, however it will not give you insight into "modern UX design".
  • ikue 3y ago
    There was an updated version put out in 2013. I read it a couple years ago and it's helped me plenty.
    • samwillis 3y ago
      Gosh, I did not know that. I read it in about 2005/06, will have to purchase a new copy!