Books every UX designer should read
UX books that cover essential points of a UX design process that i have discovered along my UX journey.
With this book, you’ll be better equipped to know what aspects of behaviour matter most to the product, as well as how you can know what makes your users tick.
How desing serves as the communication between objects and users
how to conduct users interviews, how to prepare for user interviews, how to ask questions, how to document findings and how to optimize the interview
a startup is a common environment for designers to work for
what are design patterns and why we should use them, how we should decide on using them and many more
understand why users engage more with selected products
Emotional Design is all about the part that human emotions play in UX.
emphasizes the importance of simplicity as well as consistency when it comes to design
process that can help designers to achieve a successful product, lots of stories from experienced designers
essentials at your fingertips
Your friend when transitioning to UX
A great read for solo designers and small design teams. Lots of UX learnings
this books helps if you lost your creativity
intersection of design and politics
This UX design book can be either an eye-opening experience for new designers or a great opportunity to freshen up on the lean method for design veterans.
The book focuses on products that people use often because they want to, not because they have to.
This book can double as an introduction to UX as well as interesting reading material for design veterans.
Many readers agree that Usable Usability is a wonderful way to showcase the main elements and goals involved in usability testing.
While this book won’t tell you how to create a convincing interface, it will help you understand how people’s decisions can be influenced. And that, friends, is knowledge worth having as a designer.
Meant for people who are only starting to get familiar with the world of UX, this book gives an overview of all the factors at play when we create a brand new digital product.
It takes the complex and sometimes overwhelming idea of usability testing and breaks it down into theory and applicable guidelines.
This UX design book aims to be a great introduction to the world of digital product design.
It covers everything, from design and research, to the rollout and quality assurance that continues far beyond the product launch.
This book is a complete guide to user testing and usability as a whole. The take on usability is quite interesting: the matter of quantifying the design.