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User experience and web design

This niche holds books on interaction design, usability testing, web typography, CSS and accessibility, written for people who design software and websites.

35 books on User experience and web design, recommended by 23 people including Patrick Collison and Jeremiah Shoaf.

35 books · 25 experts

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  1. Notes on the Synthesis of FormChristopher Alexander, 1964
  2. The Inmates Are Running the AsylumAlan Cooper, 1999
  3. Community Building on the WebAmy Jo Kim, 2000
  4. The Humane InterfaceJef Raskin, 2000
  5. User Interface Design for ProgrammersJoel Spolsky, 2001

The best books on User experience and web design 35

Matthew Linderman, Jason Fried · 2004
Recommended byJohn Maeda
Dan Cederholm · 2005
“When I first started MetaLab, Dan Cederholm was my hero. Bulletproof Web Design was the first book I read when I was learning the ropes.”Andrew Wilkinson
Recommended byAndrew Wilkinson
Jeff Gothelf, Josh Seiden · 2012
Nathan Shedroff, Christopher Noessel · 2012
Recommended byAndy Budd
Lea Verou · 2014
Recommended byJohn Maeda
Jason Santa Maria · 2014
Recommended byJeremiah Shoaf
Ellen Lupton · 2014
Recommended byJeremiah Shoaf
Sara Wachter-Boettcher, Eric Meyer · 2016
Recommended byJohnnie Gomez
Richard Rutter · 2017
Recommended byJeremiah Shoaf
Cliff Kuang, Robert Fabricant · 2019
Dan Cederholm
Recommended byJohnnie Gomez
Gabriel Kirmaier
Recommended byRan Segall

Experts 25

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

Authors 3

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David Kadavywrote 1 book here
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Jason Friedwrote 1 book here
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Matej Latinwrote 1 book here

Recommenders 23

Patrick Collisonrecommends 6 books here
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Jeremiah Shoafrecommends 5 books here
JG
Johnnie Gomezrecommends 4 books here
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Nir Eyalrecommends 4 books here
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Andy Buddrecommends 3 books here
Bret Victorrecommends 2 books hereJohn Maedarecommends 2 books here
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Albert Wengerrecommends 1 book here
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Andrew Chenrecommends 1 book here
AW
Andrew Wilkinsonrecommends 1 book here
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Austen Allredrecommends 1 book here
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Brian Armstrongrecommends 1 book here
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