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8 Nov 2010 - 11:35am
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lrileygraham
2010

Looking for IXD blog recommendations

Hi all,

I am a professional in the field looking for current, up-to-date, interaction design blog recommendations. I am an avid reader of ixd  and user experience research, but some of the blogs in our field are out of date.

What some current, great, IXD blogs?

Current IXD health care focused blogs?

Lastly, many of my fellow IXDAer's get valuable user experience information from other types of technology blogs written with a user focused perspective. Know of anything like this?

 

Thanks everyone!

19 Oct 2010 - 3:23pm
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kbackstrand
2010

reading recommendations please

Hi all:  I'm transitioning to Interaction Design.  I'm currently pursuing a Masters in Library and Information Science. 

I think I need to do some self-study to suppliment what I'm learning in my program.  So I am soliciting suggestions for books to read; topics might include:

 

Interaction Design -- and I'm interested in materials that touch on ID beyond the computer.

Cognitive Psychology

Color Theory

General design books that might be helpful

13 Sep 2010 - 11:50pm
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ptamzz
2010

Books recommendation on Interaction Design

Hello everyone.

Can anyone here recommend me some good books on interaction design.

Thanks

28 May 2010 - 3:02am
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aZippel4iD
2010

Request for book recommendations on Behavioral Analytics

This is my very first post so I hope I don't do something wrong. I would really appreciate suggestions for books on Behavioral Analytics. Now that I've come out of the posting closet, I would just like to say thank you for the amazing wealth of knowledge you so freely give to all of us who are out there reading it.

27 Mar 2010 - 10:16am
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Tomas Roggero
2010

Lo que me gusta compartir II

Colección de 12 libros "imperdible" de diseño, accesibilidad y más.
http://speckyboy.com/2010/03/19/12-must-have-free-downloadable-web-design-books/

This great collection of resources from GeekChix pulls together some really useful templates that can be used to plan out your website design or application in sketch format. The roundup includes grids, browser interfaces, page templates and iPhone interfaces.

10 Mar 2010 - 8:58am
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tbanzato
2010

IxD Bibliography - Help!

Hi there,

I was wondering if you have an ultmate list or at least a couple of hints for us to build a very decent IxD bibliography here in the company.

Anything from Books, Docs, White Papers.

 

Thanks

5 Mar 2010 - 8:54am
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Benjamin Ho
2007

UX Book Club - Sketching User Experiences

Hi IxDA Members!

Last night was the first ever, UX Book Club in Maine!  It was an awesome night of insightful discussion and exploration into the book by Bill Buxton.  There were seven of us at Bard Coffee where we shared:

1.  "Takeaways" from the book;


2.  Concepts or practices mentioned in the book which could be used in everyday practice in our work;


3.  Favorite concepts, passages or quotes from the book.

 

11 Nov 2009 - 10:05am
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Liou Yamane
2008

Good books or resources for interview techniques

I just did a short focus group and light usability test with a couple of children. What I noticed is how important the phrasing of interview questions and usability tasks is, especially with children but also with adults in general.

Has anybody recommendations for books or other resources that can help me in phrasing questions and tasks as neutral as possible?

PS. I found http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=6191 but I thought that the books are rather general and broad.

19 Oct 2009 - 12:29am
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Murray Thompson
2009

Golden oldies: pre-web-era book recommendations

We have a lot of great communication and design-related books
published in last 15 years, but there are others from 30+ years ago
whose content still rings true. Sometimes they may speak even more
loudly than when they were first published and remind us that many
concepts we're exploring today aren't always so new after all.

Some like those from Marshall McLuhan, Edward de Bono, and
Christopher Alexander are still talked about and mentioned once and a
while.

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