I loved his book (the Humane Interface). I even used ideas from it to create RFPs for a client, and was able to better critique ideas. Not having modes is sti

I loved his book (the Humane Interface). I even used ideas from it to create RFPs for a client, and was able to better critique ideas. Not having modes is still a big deal for me. Getting lost in menus and "not being able to get back" was something I dealt with a lot, and having this spell out my frustrations was very helpful. That said, he really loved the interface of the Canon Cat; I had no idea what it was when it existed, and I only know of it through Wikipedia.