Visual Explanations: Images and Quantities, Evidence and Narrative37 reviews Edward R. Tufte Graphics Press, 1997 another great book by Tufte on graphs + Learn the life-or-death value of visual explanations + Great book + Many good examples of illustrations + What a gem - but not your first design book             Designing Interactions14 reviews Bill Moggridge The MIT Press, 2007 Must read for any designer, IA, usability professional + Great overview of interactions + Marcos Chilet .......Diseño de interacción. Outstanding read about the history of how some of the things we use daily were conceptualized and designed. Moggridge interviews some of the coolest and relevant inventors of the modern (technology) era. The book hit a dry spell toward the end but finished strong. As a usability and design ...             About Face 3: The Essentials of Interaction Design9 reviews Alan Cooper, Robert Reimann, ... Wiley, 2007 Nearly a complete course in the "Cooper Method" + If it was all obvious, there wouldn't be a book about it! + Essential Reading I read (and still have) the previous two editions of this book. Unlike the usual "complete revised and updated" hype for new editions, this one has had some serious re-work and expansion. The whole structure of the book is new and very close to being a complete course/textbook in the Cooper ...             Innovation Happens Elsewhere: Open Source as Business Strategy4 reviews Ron Goldman, Richard P. Gabriel Morgan Kaufmann, 2005 Guide to the Value Created by Free/Open Source Software + Open Source for dummies + online version + sometimes look outside your company             The Non-Designer's Web Book, 3rd Edition78 reviews Robin Williams, John Tollett Peachpit Press, 2005 could not put it down + Excellent Book + Web book I read this entire book in three days and learned so much about everything. There is not a lot of technical information in the book but design concepts and things that will just make you so much more prepared for designing websites. I have also read Robin Williams other books and I am totally in ...             Re-Thinking the Network Economy: The True Forces That Drive the Digital Marketplace5 reviews Stan Liebowitz AMACOM, 2002 September 26 Issue of the Economist + The Old Rules Remain Relevant + Why the New Economy Is Old Hat + Back Cover Blurbs             Design Basics Index (Index Series)28 reviews Jim Krause How, 2004 A great resource for students and professionals alike! + Wow. Simply put this is a better verison of another book! + Every Designer NEEDS this book! + Great book! Small, flexible, and fun to read             Designing with Web Standards (2nd Edition)122 reviews Jeffrey Zeldman Peachpit Press, 2006 Groundbreaking Work + A must read + Very good content and discussion + Great for beginners             The Principles of Beautiful Web Design55 reviews Jason Beaird SitePoint, 2007 Terrific Book + Become An Artist + Great book! + Very Good For Web Developers Without a Design Background             When Things Start to Think19 reviews Gershenfeld Neil Holt Paperbacks, 2000 Personal-Fabrication releasing innovation and talent + When DESIGNERS Start To Think + Entertaining and Still Timely + Easy General Overall Read             Envisioning Information51 reviews Edward R. Tufte Graphics Press, 1990 Envisioning Information + Portable affordable art + A Continually Rewarding Gem + It's a good book             The Visual Display of Quantitative Information, 2nd edition96 reviews Edward R. Tufte Graphics Press, 2001 Life Changing and Beautiful + Very nice book + Masterpiece of graphic design proves timeless and universal + Easy and fun to read             About Face 2.0: The Essentials of Interaction Design39 reviews Alan Cooper, Robert M. Reimann Wiley, 2003 Alan Cooper is a genius + Designing of application + Good on concepts, weaker on examples This book not only defines a "layman user" but also answers the question of how your application can educate a layman user step by step.             Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't705 reviews Jim Collins Collins Business, 2001 For hiring managers, and those looking for leaders + "Good to Great" an exceptional leadership reference + A good look at what companies can do to manage talent + Good to Great + Good to Great review             Design Basics Index (Index Series)28 reviews Jim Krause How, 2004 A great resource for students and professionals alike! + Wow. Simply put this is a better verison of another book! + Every Designer NEEDS this book! + Great book! Small, flexible, and fun to read             The Non-Designer's Web Book, 3rd Edition78 reviews Robin Williams, John Tollett Peachpit Press, 2005 could not put it down + Excellent Book + Web book I read this entire book in three days and learned so much about everything. There is not a lot of technical information in the book but design concepts and things that will just make you so much more prepared for designing websites. I have also read Robin Williams other books and I am totally in ...             Visual Explanations: Images and Quantities, Evidence and Narrative37 reviews Edward R. Tufte Graphics Press, 1997 another great book by Tufte on graphs + Learn the life-or-death value of visual explanations + Great book + Many good examples of illustrations + What a gem - but not your first design book             When Things Start to Think19 reviews Gershenfeld Neil Holt Paperbacks, 2000 Personal-Fabrication releasing innovation and talent + When DESIGNERS Start To Think + Entertaining and Still Timely + Easy General Overall Read             The Principles of Beautiful Web Design55 reviews Jason Beaird SitePoint, 2007 Terrific Book + Become An Artist + Great book! + Very Good For Web Developers Without a Design Background             About Face 2.0: The Essentials of Interaction Design39 reviews Alan Cooper, Robert M. Reimann Wiley, 2003 Alan Cooper is a genius + Designing of application + Good on concepts, weaker on examples This book not only defines a "layman user" but also answers the question of how your application can educate a layman user step by step.