Project Guide to UX Design, A: For user experience designers in the field or in the making (Voices That Matter) 2nd Edition

It was bought as content on starting a web / digital product small business and its a great read

This book was well written and clearly written by top professionals in their field. Although anyone can benefit from the message in this book, it's really written to those who work in web design agencies. I really enjoyed the fact that they put a lot of emphasis into doing research before you go and put a website together. This is something sorely lacking by web professionals. However, the book is a little tedious for about the first half of the book as they go on and on about documentation. I get that having crystal clear expectations with your customers is essential. However, I work on websites with internal customers and don't feel like half of this documentation/proposal stuff really applies to me, so it was hard to get through. After weeding out the parts that were less relevant, I really liked this book and will be implementing many of the research and methods described within.

This is a great introduction to the field of UX. The text starts with a high level appraisal and then moves into some actual examples with enough substance not to bore an intelligent learner.I use this book as a backbone in my UX classes taught at Seattle area design colleges. Great framework for young learners.

This is a good book for those people who are employee or novice in UX design and also for freelancing. I like this book and recommended to my friends.

I'm using this book for a graduate course on usability and boy, is it a pain to read. Although the text poses many valid points and is a decent guide for getting into UXD, it's a hard text to trudge through and quite repetitive. I think the text could be condensed by at least 25% if you eliminated the poor transitions and set-ups the author seems to favor poorly executing.Also, there really isn't anything that I could truly sink my teeth into. I wish it was more substantial and less vague at times. The content as a whole was very elementary--beyond common sense for the most part--and I was expecting something that would challenge me and make me think instead of carrying me around like a baby (that is a step beyond holding my hand).Nonetheless, if you can get past the pain of reading this, are capable of filling in the many blanks, and can do some more research on your own time, it's quite resourceful.

so far it's getting the job done and as long that my son is happy and doing well in school I'm happy and that is good so far this book is awesome thank you.

Most books on the market talk about UX design very theoretically.However this book introduces UX design practically by the approach of mapping onto every stage of projects.This helps the people who are already working in this field to enrich their knowledge and mindset.For example, when I was reading the book I could easily match my project situation with the book content, and then I found the content I desired and put it into practice when I did documentations and presentations.The only weakness of the book is that the content are not in-depth enough.

Was recommended to read this book from my design mentor at my company, and it definitely helps explain what is expected of you as a UX employee at a software company - great and easy read!