Recommended reading
Now that you have read the Classics Illustrated edition, don’t miss the addedenjoyment of reading the original, obtainable at your school or public library.—OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER/EXHORTATION AT THE ENDOF EVERY CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED COMIC BOOK
THERE ARE DOZENS OF WORTHWHILE USABILITY-RELATED books and Web sites I could recommend, but these are the ones that have really influenced the way I think about the Web.
> INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE FOR THE WORLD WIDE WEB
Louis Rosenfeld and Peter Morville, O’Reilly, 2nd Edition, 2002 Hands down, the single most useful book about Web site design. They tackle the issues of navigation, labeling, and searching with admirable clarity and practicality.
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