For UX, product and service designers
Find the books that shaped how designers work.
Shelves by discipline, reviews from working designers, and discussions on the books behind the craft.
Shelves by discipline
The most shelved books among designers who work in each area.
Research
See all 35Foundations & theory
See all 27Interaction design
See all 23Craft & career
See all 22Psychology & behavior
See all 22Leadership & management
See all 21Your reading, in one place
Book Club keeps track of what you read and connects you with designers reading the same books.
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Most discussed
Chapter threads, reviews and questions from designers reading the same book as you.
- 1Just Enough ResearchErika Hall5.02 threads · 1 review
- 2Refactoring UIAdam Wathan & Steve Schoger1 thread · 0 reviews
- 3Interviewing UsersSteve Portigal0 threads · 1 review
- 4Don't Make Me ThinkSteve Krug0 threads · 0 reviews
- 5The Design of Everyday ThingsDon Norman0 threads · 0 reviews
From the reviews
Portigal is generous with the awkward parts: silence, bad questions, recovering a derailed session.on Interviewing Users · 0 likes
Hall is refreshingly blunt about what research is for: reducing the risk of a bad decision, not producing a deck.on Just Enough Research · 0 likes