“You are not alone.” Okay, it sounds kind of corny, but this is what I felt when I was reading the book. When I was reading the first few pages, I was taken aback about the honest and open approach on website conversion optimization. Unlike many other popular books on the subject, Colin’s book doesn’t beat around the bush and…read more →
I get it, I get, Eric Reiss and Steve Krug are good friends. Why do they both have to write such fantastic, clear spoken (no BS) usability books? Alright, I’ll tone it down. I have a reputation for being too enthusiastic at times… ‘flamboyant’ some call it. After having seen Eric Reiss present at the 2011 EuroIA in Prague, a…read more →
Greg Nudelman, owner of DesignCaffeine.com in San Francisco, is a UX specialist with extensive knowledge about and vast experience in search user interfaces. Over time he has conducted many studies on the usability of internal search engines of large companies. Now, with his second book published little over a year ago and a third book on the way, on mobile…read more →
In May of this year, Susan Weinschenk (also known as @thebrainlady on Twitter) released her 3rd book, the 2nd book in the “100 things” series. In her first 2 books, Susan shared with us, her knowledge on the effects of neuroscience on web design. Her 3rd book, however, is not about the psychological aspects behind a website, but about presenting….read more →
There are two words that jump to mind after having read The Mobile Frontier by Rachel Hinman. Those words are “Inspirational” and “Insightful”. Now, you know how much we love insights on this blog, so I consider the latter to be a must for any UX book. Considering the book to be inspirational was a real surprise.
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