References: List of Books Referred for Developing "Essentials of UI / UX Design"
List of Books Referred for Developing "Essentials of UI / UX Design User interface design moves fast. Even if you're an experienced UI/UX designer, it can be overwhelming to keep up with design trends, the latest digital products, fancy design tools, and the multidisciplinary nature of product design & UX design. The good news is that fundamental design principles and best practices for UI design and don't change much! Trends come and go, but a solid understanding of user interface design principles like visual hierarchy, typography, color theory, and web usability will benefit you and your career for decades. For incremental improvement and lifelong learning, it is suggested to refer the following books alongwith the latest book developed by Prof (Dr.) D G Mahto The Design of Everyday Things Don Norman, 1988 Don't Make Me Think, Revisited: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability Steve Krug, 2013 Designing Interfaces Jenifer Tidwell, 2005 About Face...