Here are the latest updates to the Monster List of UX Books.
Publication Dates
I added publication dates for most books (I couldn’t find dates for some) as well as a New Releases view:
New Gallery Views
I also added new gallery views for Rated Books, New Releases, and Recently Added books.
Newly Released Books
September
Type Pairing Lookbooks by Jeremiah Shoaf
October
Mismatch: How Inclusion Shapes Design by Kat Holmes
December
Designing with Sound: Principles and Patterns for Mixed Environments by Amber Case and Aaron Day
Refactoring UI by Adam Wathan & Steve Schoger
- Table of Contents
- Preview: Line-height is proportional
- Preview: Labels are a last resort
- Preview: Building Your Color Palette
Books Reviews by Users
Design Is a Job by Mike Monteiro
“Did not like this book, very logical straightforward information and felt like the author was just bragging about how great a designer he was.”
-Milo Filo, Rating: 2/5
Designing for the Digital Age: How to Create Human-centered Products and Services by Kim Goodwin
“Really great resource, constantly refer to this at my job.”
-Milo Filo, Rating: 5/5
Lean UX: Applying Lean Principles to Improve User Experience by Jeff Gothelf
“A great book from the Lean school of thought – the take home for me was about creating just enough to move the conversation on. Learn from things, don’t be afraid to fail or throw things out.”
-Matt Watson-Power, Rating: 4/5
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Other Recently Added Books
Designing for Respect: UX Ethics for the Digital Age by David Hindman
Rise of the DEO: Leadership by Design by Christopher Ireland and Maria Giudice
Other Changes
I recently discovered that How to Make Sense of Any Mess by Abby Covert is viewable online for free.
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