Category Archives: Reviews

  • JavaScript Web Applications by Alex MacCaw

    JavaScript Web Applications is not a book for beginners. In fact, you need to have been doing a fair share of JavaScript development to benefit from it. But if you do, It’s indispensable! Because this is finally a book that’s … Continue reading →

  • Designing for Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski

    In this video master class, author and co-founder of Bagcheck, Luke Wroblewski describes the mobile landscape and why we should use a Mobile First approach. I will tell you why you should watch this video and what Mobile First really … Continue reading →

  • Search Analytics for Your Site by Louis Rosenfeld

    Search Analytics for Your Site is a great book that will teach you how to make the most of the searches people make on your site. Lou Rosenfeld has done a tremendous job describing how to approach this rich source … Continue reading →

  • jQuery Mobile by Jon Reid

    jQuery Mobile is a brief introduction to the Alpha 4 release of the mobile version of the popular JavaScript Framework. It’s written by Jon Reid, senior developer at EffectiveUI, who’s done an excellent job of describing the ins and out … Continue reading →

  • 4 Books on UX that I’ve read recently

    I’ve recently read a few books on User Experience design and this is a run down of them. Although they’re all about UX Design, they’re still very different in their approach to the subject. I list them here, from the … Continue reading →

  • Designing with the mind in mind

    Designing with the mind in mind is an excellent book that reveals the facts and neurological research behind common design principles. In this review I will tell you why you should read this book.

  • A Project Guide to UX Design

    Just like the subtitle: “For User Experience Designers in the field or in the making”, implies this is a book for persons that are not yet experts in the UX field. It’s a wonderful read and really gives a great … Continue reading →

  • Rocket Surgery Made Easy

    This latest book from Steve Krug is a terrific read and a great companion book to his legendary and highly successful book, Don’t make me think. Where Don’t make me think focus on design and the ifs and whys of … Continue reading →

  • Handcrafted CSS

    Dan Cederholms latest book Handcrafted CSS with the subtitle: More Bulletproof Web Design, is an enjoyable read and delivers some interesting advice on how to leverage your designs with the power of CSS3.

  • Designing Web Interfaces

    Designing Web Interfaces is a book about how to design rich interactions within web pages. In todays web with richer user interfaces, far from the static, full page load web applications we were once used to. We need patterns, guidelines … Continue reading →