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I periodically see crazily glowing reviews on places like Twitter. I have to post some of these: |
* [[http://ux.walkme.com/the-ultimate-ux-library-75-resources-from-the-best-publications/#.UYac1SviSq4]] 2 of the 75 links here! |
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| Sometimes we (especially Steven) write for other publications, or blog about stuff that's relevant. Those, or inclusion of that writing in other key lists will go here: * [[http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/mt-ftsearch.cgi?IncludeBlogs=1&limit=20&search=steven+hoober]] * [[http://ux.walkme.com/the-ultimate-ux-library-75-resources-from-the-best-publications/#.UYac1SviSq4]] 2 of the 75 links here! * [[http://shoobe01.blogspot.com/]] |
== Other Writing == Steven writes occasional articles, writes a regular [[http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/mt-ftsearch.cgi?IncludeBlogs=1&limit=20&search=steven+hoober|column for UX Matters]], and edits books and other articles. If you like what I say at a conference, you might like some of these also. * In 2010 I wrote an article reviewing the current (rather sexy) state of in car terminals for police, their connectivity and how they are used or can be a danger. It got reprinted in a couple of police journals, and was quoted in the Atlantic as [[http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2010/01/attention-must-be-paid/33098/|Attention Must be Paid]] though they got my name wrong. * [[http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?contributorId=518289|Designing by Drawing]] - Basically all my design process and artifact-management methods in one place. Some is now a bit out of date (2009), and it doesn't have a lot of current, mobile-specific methods. But I still refer to it weekly. Also available, cheap via [[http://itunes.apple.com/us/book/designing-by-drawing/id489620372?mt=11|iTunes]] but I am really not sure I get money if you buy it from there. * [[http://www.amazon.com/Smashing-WebKit-Magazine-Book-Series/dp/1119999138/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1335314414&sr=1-1|Smashing Webit]] - I totally did not write this. I was just the technical editor, and Jon Raasch did a good job gathering all the info. * [[http://uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2012/04/eyes-on-the-road-or-mind-on-the-road.php|Eyes on the Road or Mind on the Road?]] - Article on AR, telepresence, transparent displays and the way distraction actually works, published in UX Matters. * [[http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2012/04/agile-user-experience-design.php|Agile User Experience Design]] - I was one of a half-dozen experts who contributed thoughts to another UX Matters column that Janet Six collected. * [[http://ux.walkme.com/i-lost-my-laptop-and-it-didnt-really-matter/|I lost my laptop... and it didn't really matter]] published on UX Motel, May 2013. Extremely Not-Comprehensive List of Interviews or Talking About me: * [[http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?1721]] * [[http://readwrite.com/2013/05/22/polar-input-types-multiplatform-app-design]] == Blogs == * [[http://shoobe01.blogspot.com/|Donttouchme.com]] - I blog irregularly, but often sharing stuff I find useful and generally applicable. This is where some basics for the books came from, so I presume my current writing is equally relevant. |
Reviews and Mentions of Designing Mobile Interfaces
I keep hoping for reviews, but haven't noticed a serious one outside of Amazon yet. Meanwhile, there are a few sites giving a lot of traffic. Both to be nice to them with in-kind links, and because the mentions mean you might like the articles, here they are:
A closer look at patterns of mobile interfaces In Russian. Search for the URL to get a totally-readable Google Translate version.
http://www.paulolyslager.com/free-ebooks-about-user-experience-interface-design/15 Free Ebooks about User Experience and Interface Design though it means this website, not the "e-book" per se.
20 FREE eBooks you need to design an outstanding user experience / ux Again, linking here. Which I don't mind.
A Look Inside Mobile Design Patterns Teresa Neil, author of another mobile patterns book for O'Reilly, mentions us.
15 books on UX and UI for free. Worth reading! I think a different list of 15, though there are many overlaps. In Hebrew, but English words are un-translated, so you can get the gist anyway, or use Google Translate.
REVIEW OF "DESIGNING MOBILE INTERFACES" by Doron Katz. Brief.
At last, an up-to-date visual guide to designing mobile interfaces by Inerdtia.
http://ux.walkme.com/the-ultimate-ux-library-75-resources-from-the-best-publications/#.UYac1SviSq4 2 of the 75 links here!
"Don't go in expecting to come out any time soon: a superb resource for insight into mobile design"
Other Writing
Steven writes occasional articles, writes a regular column for UX Matters, and edits books and other articles. If you like what I say at a conference, you might like some of these also.
In 2010 I wrote an article reviewing the current (rather sexy) state of in car terminals for police, their connectivity and how they are used or can be a danger. It got reprinted in a couple of police journals, and was quoted in the Atlantic as Attention Must be Paid though they got my name wrong.
Designing by Drawing - Basically all my design process and artifact-management methods in one place. Some is now a bit out of date (2009), and it doesn't have a lot of current, mobile-specific methods. But I still refer to it weekly. Also available, cheap via iTunes but I am really not sure I get money if you buy it from there.
Smashing Webit - I totally did not write this. I was just the technical editor, and Jon Raasch did a good job gathering all the info.
Eyes on the Road or Mind on the Road? - Article on AR, telepresence, transparent displays and the way distraction actually works, published in UX Matters.
Agile User Experience Design - I was one of a half-dozen experts who contributed thoughts to another UX Matters column that Janet Six collected.
I lost my laptop... and it didn't really matter published on UX Motel, May 2013.
Extremely Not-Comprehensive List of Interviews or Talking About me:
Blogs
Donttouchme.com - I blog irregularly, but often sharing stuff I find useful and generally applicable. This is where some basics for the books came from, so I presume my current writing is equally relevant.