Usability books I have read and recommend
- A practical guide to usability testing by J. Dumas and J.
Redish
- Cost-justifying usability by Randolph Bias and Deborah Mayhew
- Designing web usability by Jakob Nielsen
- Don't make me think by Steve Krug
- Handbook of usability testing by Jeff Rubin
- Information architecture for the World Wide Web , 2nd Edition
by Louis Rosenfeld and Peter Morville
- The psychology of everyday things by Don Norman
- The usability engineering lifecycle: A practitioner's handbook
for user interface design by Deborah J. Mayhew
- The visual display of quantitative information , 2nd Edition
by E.R. Tufte
- Usability engineering by Jakob Nielsen
- User and task analysis for interface design by J.T. Hackos
and Redish
- Visual explanations by E. R. Tufte
Usability books on my need to read list
- An introduction to usability by Patrick Jordan
- Built for use by Karen Donoghue
- Contextual design: A customer-centered approach to systems design
by Hugh and Karen
- Design for the real world: Human ecology and social change ,
1st Edition by V. Papanek
- Designing for usability: key principles and what designers think
by John D. Gould and Clayton Lewis
- Designing visual interfaces by Mullet and Sano
- Human error by J. Reason
- Human factors for technical communicators by Marlan Coe
- Human factors in consumer products edited by Neville Stanton
- Human scale by Henry Dreyfus Associates
- Normal accidents: Living with high-risk technologies by C.
Perrow
- Submit now - Designing persuasive web sites by Andrew Chak
- The age of spiritual machines: When computers exceed human intelligence
by R. Kurzweil
- Usability engineering: Scenario-based development of human-computer
interaction by M.B. Rosson and J. Carroll
- Usability evaluation in industry edited by Patrick Jordan,
Bruce Thomas,et al
- Usability in practice by Michael Wiklund
- Web redesign - Workflow that works by Kelly Goto and Emily
Cotler
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