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By: Ben

Ben — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 22:57:22 +0000

Have to say I found ‘Don’t Make Me Think’ really useful. The chapter on user testing, for example, is great and well worth reading. Trial and error and self-teaching can teach you a lot, but a book like this is a short cut to a lot of useful knowledge. It has some good techniques to get ourselves out of our ‘expert web user’ perspectives and into the mindsets of the ‘average user’, something that can be tricky, however experienced we are. Besides, this is a great book to recommend to clients.

By: David Yeiser

David Yeiser — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 19:22:39 +0000

I can relate to what you're saying, I've learned by "getting my hands dirty" not typing markup and CSS directly from a book. But I absolutely love reading, lately I've found myself drawn to books about typography, information design and design theory and commentary. A book that seems to bring the hard side (actual coding) and soft side (design theory, inspirations, etc.) together well is Andy Clarke's Transcending CSS. I say seems because I don't own it and haven't read all of it, I've only perused it several times while at the bookstore. A good resource for reading list candidates is Greg Storey's "The Things Designers Want". I filled out my Christmas list from this little gem! Hope that helps... Oh yeah, cool site by the way!

By: Alexander Radsby

Alexander Radsby — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 06:08:29 +0000

I’m self-taught like you probably. But I really enjoy reading about design nowadays. Bulletproof Web Design is a great reference book. But I don’t really learn anything big from the books.

I don’t read a book and then design a site. I design a site, find a css problem, trial & error and if that doesn’t work then I got to Bulletproof Web Design for some tips.