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Designing the User Interface Specs:
Product Name
Designing the User Interface
Manufacturer
Pearson Addison Wesley
Product Number MPN
0201694972
Retail Price
$80.00
UPC
978020169497
Specifications
Title
Designing the User Interface
ISBN
0201694972
Author(s)
Ben Shneiderman
Release Date
1997-07-15
Format
Hardcover
Num of Pages
639
Num. of Items
1
EAN
9780201694970
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Latest 6 Reviews Here is what people are saying about the Designing the User Interface
"Excellent textbook for undergraduate and graduate HCI students!"
2009-09-13
- Reviewed By User: A3RMZ9NRPZLIW1
As a Human-Computer Interaction University Associate Professor I was delighted with the new edition of Designing the User Interface: Strategies for Effective Human-Computer Interaction (5th Edition).
It was entirely renewed and fully updated.
I have shared this textbook with my HCI undergraduate and graduate HCI students this semester and they liked it a lot and found it touches well and thoroughly current HCI issues!
Ben Shneiderman and Catherine Plaisant present and discuss timely most key HCI theories, concepts, ideas and applications.
I strongly recommend this book for academic and professional HCI courses.
"Used in doctorate studies"
2009-06-29
- Reviewed By User: A2QO8XWTUEPUKD
Good insight into how to make complex software applications usable. It is also a good look at common mistakes that make good products useless to potential users.
"Over 20 Years of Designing the User Interface"
2009-05-08
- Reviewed By User: A1G3Z7HM0TWT07
Impressively, my colleagues Ben Shneiderman and Catherine Plaisant have published the 5th edition of the text Designing the User Interface. There aren't many focused professional activities that one can pursue for over 20 years, but Ben & and now Catherine & have sustained, and actually increased their energy in this one. This nearly 600 page full-color book is an excellent way to learn about the field of Human-Computer Interaction, and to see the lay of the land from both researcher and practitioner perspectives.
The book explains the core issues in designing usable, useful, efficient and appealing user interfaces. It illustrates the issues with numerous current screenshots of websites, applications, devices, and broad contexts of use. It offers guidelines backed by research, and it explains the theory in lay terms so the guidelines make sense.
Covering just about every major HCI topic, from basic usability and design processes to design for mobile and social environments, this book offers a very broad summary of the field. It also introduces more advanced topics such as search interfaces and information visualization among others รข" giving readers entry points into important trends.
With deep references, and access to sample quizzes and PowerPoint slides online, I strongly recommend this book to HCI instructors, students, and professionals new to the field. Congratulations to Ben and Catherine for continuing to support this field and educate the next generation of software designers and developers.
I've used this series of books in the classroom and as a reference for years and am delighted to see a new edition! Strengths are the depth and breadth of coverage, rich reference list and great pictures/images.
"Those reviews are out of date!"
2009-03-14
- Reviewed By User: A2APELUBPF6AAH
I loved the older versions of the book, and all those reviews are obsolete since there is a new edition now in March 2009. Would love to see new reviews.
"Good book"
2008-02-19
- Reviewed By User: A2HVMP0QURF7JS
Book is very well written, and covers all the topics necessary and with the necessary detail to grasp the concepts related to human interface design. Highly recommend this book to anyone!!
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"Excellent textbook for undergraduate and graduate HCI students!"