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Here is a list of all the book reviews I’ve written. All one of them.

There are brief comments on some other books in the Resources page.

1 User Interface Design for Programmers

by Joel Spolsky

Windows De­vel­oper Maga­zine, January 2002

This is an introduction to the key prin­ci­ples of user in­ter­fa­ce design. It is short enough that you can get through it in one eve­ning; it is well enough written that this is a pleasure rather than a chore; it is comprehensive enough to cover the fundamentals.

In ad­di­tion to being useful, user in­ter­fa­ce design is also fun. Clearly Joel thinks so, and he puts across his enthusiasm won­der­fully. His writing style is relaxed, in­for­mal, and hu­mor­ous.

User Interface Design for Programmers is in full color, richly illustrated and highly recommended. It is also available online at http://www.joelonsoftware.com/.

The full review is also available on the WDM Web site.

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