September 2010
Beginner
192 pages
4h 50m
English

We won’t tell you why user experience matters. You already know.
Every day, you use bad products. Websites that don’t make sense. Doors that open the wrong way. Things built the easy way or the cheap way, rather than the right way.
Fortunately, it needn’t be like this. Designers across the globe are shaping a movement—user experience (UX) design—that puts people first and creates products that are usable, useful, and enjoyable. UX design is a harmless infection, but once you catch it, the world changes. Everything can be made better.
Some businesses understand the benefits of user experience design and are seeing the rewards. ...
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