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Dois Museus do Projeto da Experiência do Usuário do Futuro (Análise de Livro)
Uma análise de dois livros: Art of Imagination [A Arte da Imaginação]: 20th Century Visions of Science Fiction, Horror, and Fantasy [Visões do Século 20 sobre Ficção Científica, Horror e Fantasia]. Future Toys [Brinquedos do Futuro]: Robots, Astronauts, Spaceships, Ray Guns [Robôs, Astrounautas, Naves Espaciais, Pistolas de Raios Laser] [Leia mais]
Deixar as palavras de lado (Análise de Livro)
Uma resenha de Letting Go of the Words: Writing Web Content that Works (2ª edição), de Janice (Ginny). Redish Neste livro influente, Janice Redish reúne Gestão de Conteúdo, escrita clara e testes de usabilidade, com exemplos úteis, estudos de caso e histórias. [Leia mais]
Resenha do livro: UX Professionals + Stakeholders (Profissionais de Experiência do Usuário + Stakeholders)
É nossa pesquisa por Tomer Sharon [Leia mais]
The p Stops Here (Book Review)
Quantifying the User Experience: Practical Statistics for User Research by Jeff Sauro and Jim Lewis [Leia mais]
Essas ficções não são tão estranhas (Crítica do livro)
Uma análise de Faça assim: Lições de design de interação da ficção científica por Nathan Shedroff & Christopher Noessel [Leia mais]
Diagramação: Tornando o visível invisível (Crítica do livro)
Uma crítica de Projetando diagramas: tornando informações acessíveis por meio do design por Jan Gauguin [Leia mais]
Guia prático em cada nível (Crítica do livro)
Uma análise de Informações essenciais sobre teste de usabilidade: Preparar, apontar . . .Testar! por Carol M. Barnum [Leia mais]
Fazendo tudo se encaixar (Crítica do livro)
Uma análise de web design responsivo por Ethan Marcotte [Leia mais]
Finalmente chegou! Um livro sobre o gerenciamento da experiência do usuário (Crítica do livro)
Uma análise do Gerenciamento da experiência do usuário por Arnie Lund Leitura obrigatória para todos que gerenciam equipes de experiência do usuário ou algum dia aspirem fazê-lo, temperada com palavras de sabedoria e conselho de veteranos do setor. [Leia mais]
Design gráfico: duas visões (Crítica do livro)
Uma crítica de Design gráfico: uma nova história por Stephen J. Eskilson e Soluções de design gráfico por Robin Landa [Leia mais]
(English) Another Research Tool (Book Review)
(English) A review of Search Analytics for Your Site by Louis Rosenfeld.
Insights about SSA in a practical, straightforward, and enjoyable, with real-world examples. [Leia mais]
(English) A Book That Talks (Book Review)
(English) A review of Practical Speech User Interface Design by James R. Lewis. Recommended for students and seasoned practitioners with an interest in design of speech user interfaces. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Of Testing and Techniques
(English) A review of Beyond the Usability Lab: Conducting Large-Scale Online User Experience Studies by Bill Albert, Tom Tullis, Donna Tedesco. This book is well-structured for practitioners of remote usability testing. [Leia mais]
(English) UX Storytelling (Book Review)
(English) A review of Storytelling for User Experience by Whitney Quesenbery & Kevin Brooks and UX Storytellers: Connecting the Dots Edited by Jan Jursa, Stephen Köver, & Jutta Grünewald. A [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Do’s and Don’ts of Information Graphics
(English) A review of The Wall Street Guide to Information Graphics: The Do's and Don'ts of Presenting Data, Facts, and Figures by Dona M. Wong. Guide to creating information graphics that are usable, useful, and appealing, especially in the business and advertising world. [Leia mais]
(English) Shaker Design: Out of this World (Book Review)
(English) A review of several books on the Shakers, noting the ways in which they pioneered what we would call today “user-centered design.” [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Providing Access for All
(English) This compendium provides intellectual tools for those active in changing the world by making products and services more available to all who could benefit from them. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Design Problems in Book Form
(English) This book was written for everyone, about everything, and it covers a wide range of topics but is skimpy on details and specific information. [Leia mais]
(English) Deal Them Again: Card Sorting Revisited (Book Review)
(English) A whole book on card sorting? This book is replete with solid advice, clearly written and illustrated, and well supported by case studies and examples. [Leia mais]
(English) The Classy Classic: Designing the User Interface (Book Review)
(English) This updated edition of a text about designing user-interfaces is testament to the evolution of these and other related topics the past two decades. [Leia mais]
(English) Formally Speaking: Two Guidebooks about Designing Forms
(English) Two books about designing forms, similar in subject matter but contain different approaches to defining problems, providing solutions, and presenting their approach in book design storytelling. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Assisted Loving
(English) The book is a consciousness-raiser for family members who are dealing with aging seniors as they enter new phases of their lives. [Leia mais]
(English) More than Skin Deep (Book Review)
(English) This book’s focus on accessibility during the entire user-centered design process integrates accessibility throughout product development and provides readers with a readable introduction to incorporating these concerns into daily professional practice. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: Seeing the World through a Differently Wired Brain
(English) This book contains a matter-of-fact approach to dealing with the problems and strengths of autistic people by providing a different way of seeing the world. [Leia mais]
(English) What a Character! (Book Review)
(English) A review of Characters of the Information and Communication Industry by Richard Bellaver.. An amazing, tumultuous, and awe-inspiring journey that begins with Gutenberg and continues onward to the present day, 500 years later. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: It’s Show Time!
(English) These guidebooks are for those who have not been exposed to the philosophy, principles, and techniques of information design and information visualization. [Leia mais]
(English) Book Review: What We Find Changes Who We Become
(English) This book claims that “findability is going ambient,”- all we know about helping people find information on the Internet will help people find things in their physical environments. [Leia mais]
