book

[BOOK] "How do you design?" available online

In hjis book, Hugh Dubberly <http://www.dubberly.com/author/hugh/> have
collected over one-hundred descriptions of design and development processes,
from architecture, industrial design, mechanical engineering, quality
management, and software development.

Another Flash-FLEX question - design books?

I promise this isn't related to my previous Flash question - just coincidence.

Are there books people would recommend that talk about how to create
good designs in Flash/FLEX. For example, there appear to be
particular ways one has to work with CSS to get the effect one might
want. And there is a particular widget set that has certain
affordances, some of which seem better than others. I'm looking more
for some "how to" and "best practices" information than I am general
design pattern type stuff. But I'll take what I can get.

Thanks in advance,
--Alan

Interesting Books

Hi,

I just finished reading excellent book "The Myths of Innovations" by
Scott Berkun.

Could you please recommend interesting books on following topics:
* User Experience
* Design
* Interactions
* Usability

and any other books that you think are worth reading on related subjects.

Thank you!
--
Maxim Soloviev

ANN: Book in Progress on Prototyping

Rosenfeld Media is proud to announce that Todd Zaki Warfel has begun
work on
a book on developing prototypes. "A Practitioner's Guide to Prototyping"
will help you quickly flesh out your design ideas, test your
assumptions,
and gather real-time feedback from users. The book will discuss how
prototypes are more than just a design tool, demonstrating how they
can help
you market a product, gain internal buy-in, and test feasibility with
your
development team.

Todd is a founding partner at Messagefirst, where he focuses on
design-research for consumer and b2b products.

chart/table design reference

Hi all -

Aside from Tufte, does anyone have any resources on chart/table design
that they wouldn't mind sharing? Looking for specific graphic design
guidelines more than guiding principles.

there is a book called the "information design desk reference" that
looks like it might be useful, but I cannot tell much about it from
poking around on the internet. "information visualization: perception
for design" also looks interesting.

Thanks -

MT