books

designing interfaces for mobile

hi all!

just wondering if anyone has book recommendations on designing
interfaces for mobile devices?

even though i've been doing ia for 9 years, it seems that i can't get
a job in mobile until i've done mobile (nice.) so i thought i'd do
some design work on my own to put in my book.

any suggestion would be most appreciated (i'll post all to the list)

ck

A quick guide to readings

Note: I posted this to my blog (which is rarely read ;-), but thought
it might make a good starting point of discussion for the group. Many
of the posters here seem to be searching for references, short cuts
to expertise and experience, and general good insight. - Mark Schraad

A quick guide to readings

I have spent a great deal of time reading in the last few years. Much
of it wasted. It occurs to me that there are some patterns observed
that may be worth sharing.

AJAX and CSS2 books

Hi, just wanted to know from members of this group which AJAX and CSS2 books helped them and would like to recommend to someone who is a 'designer' more than a 'programmer'.

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book recommendation for everyone

I'd like to recommend that everybody read the new edition of Cost-Justifying Usability : An Update for the Internet Age.

I just finished reading the majority of it, and thought that it was an excellent read. While it is a "usability" book, it's a valuable resource for interaction designers also, particularly if they have to ROI activities.

In addition, there was an excellent chapter that detailed how to think about improving internal social return on investment.

Memories for life? suggestions for reading

I am intrigued by this topic and was wondering if anybody has come across any books regarding this topic or can suggest any current research that is going on.

Memories for life: As we all accumulate personal digital memories such as e-mail and photos, it will become necessary to manage the information gathered over a human lifetime. The challenge is to allow people to gain maximum benefit from these auxiliary memories, while maintaining their privacy;