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Designing the Obvious: A Common Sense Approach to Web Application Design
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Found 2 comments on Designing the Obvious: A Common Sense Approach to Web Application Design:

u/tehtooya ยท 1 pointr/web_design

One web design book that I strongly recommend is Designing the Obvious, by Robert Hoekman. The book is a very easy read that covers the fundamentals of good web design. It was part of the curriculum in one of my IS courses in my Junior year. Fast-forward 3 years later, and I still refer back to it every once in a while to get a refresher.

Linky: http://www.amazon.com/Designing-Obvious-Common-Approach-Application/dp/032145345X

u/sylvan ยท 1 pointr/programming

I can't recommend anything offhand, but I'm there's bound to be books aimed at someone in your position: coders who have to produce decent web/web application interfaces.

Robin Williams' (no, not the actor) books like her Non-Designer's Design Book are good introductions to basic principles of layout.

Jakob Nielsen's Designing Web Usability and Krug's Don't Make Me Think cover principles of good interface design. This looks promising too: Designing The Obvious.