User Friendly: How the Hidden Rules of Design Are Changing the Way We Live, Work & Play

The media could not be loaded.  The books is a must read for any designer.I expected this books to scratch some surface level design concepts but it turns out to be a very deep, thoughtful and detailed book.I have enjoyed every chapter. The book not only provides concepts but also the history, present and the future possibilities.

Nice book, for UX design practitioner and learners.

The Book is really engrossing and it has focused on the unknown territory of the design area where we generally don't trade. A must read for any design student and everybody in general. A possession worth every penny.

This book does have some valuable content. But it has been lost in the tedious writing. I would rather recommend 'Design of everyday things' to anyone and everyone who is looking for an awesome book on Design.

Buy this -- you will never regret the purchase.

print is bit small

Some good content inside. But not a easy read.

Book is very difficult to read , language is very very difficult as if it's an English literature book. Things are elaborated. Good to read if you have time and energy till the end.

Bought this for my son who is interested in product design. Very interesting read, but few pictures, so not for reluctant readers.

As a designer, it was a real pleasure to read this book and see how user-friendly design has changed over the years (and how it will evolve).

El libro lo entregaron super rápido. Me encanta que la cubierta tenga textura, es un diseño muy especial y detallado. Es una buena lectura si trabajas en UX o áreas afines del diseño. El lenguaje que utilizan no es demasiado especializado, así que es muy fácil de entender de que va.Súper recomendado!

This book brings you a lot of insights on how challenge, empathy, active listening and deep thinking can help us improve the world around us, being it just by changing how we perceive and engage with our cellphones or by how we can improve our day-by-day at work. Although you may think that this has been written to designers, I would say that the history it traces and the analysis it provides is a must-read to everyone. I am not a designer myself but this book has changed how I see my work as a project manager.Besides, the narrative flows easily and pleasantly, the sole drawback is that a few words are very hard to understand if you are not a native speaker (and I would say even if you are...). I believe reviewing the vocabulary to simplify a few terms would greatly benefit the overall reading.

It is not the most intelligent read of all times, but is quite engaging. The book itself consists of chapters that discuss certain issues or historical events in the tech world. One doesn't have to be a tech person to be into this book. I wouldn't say it is so much about desing, rather more of a general history.