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# Designing with the Mind in Mind: Simple Guide to Understanding User Interface Design Guidelines

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## Customer Reviews

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    KINDLE SOFTWARE BUGs (still - after alllllllllll these years? REALLY?)
  

*by C***E on Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2020*

KINDEL's software BUG with app for OSX 10.14. Upon opening the table of contents, there's always some promoted (the arrow has been self selected so that the contents of that chapter is displayed) chapter_X. When you click on that chapter's arrow to close it, the PREVIOUS chapter's arrow gets promoted. It's annoying.In addition re bugs, there is a off-by-one difference between Location numbers in the LHS search results panel and the actual page's Location number.Yet another bug, (shees); If one inadvertently double clicks on a page using a mouse (or pad), the only way to shed the produced menu is to either single click on the next page (then of course return to your current page) or, click on th very bottom edge of the current page, or press the ESC key, or happen to luckily locate a small area on the page that upon clicking on it, the menu finally goes away. (Other annoyances on the OSX plat'. Sorry.)Oh yeah, (yup, another one), the KINDLE search engine is not smart. Most SE's I've worked with in my academics are smart. This includes products from major software dev companies. If one were to  search in Kindle, it refuses to automatically return partial searches as you type. EG., searching for "fovea" (or any other number of words in your e-book), you must tyoe in THE COMPLETE word, "fovea". Of course you ask, what if you didn't know how to spell some word to search for?. One would think that Kindle would fix their bugs after allll these years. Nope.More bugs. Argh. For OSX current version, you can NOT close out the LHS arrows to the chapters in the Chapter thumbnail pane. Ie., you can not use a mouse or trackpad. Eg., when you close Ch6 out, Kindle automatically opens up Ch5. Close THAT out and it opens Ch4, etc. Wow. You are forced to use the Mac arrow buttons.Yet another newly discovered bug after posting the original complaint 4 months ago, (actually Kindle bugs have been around for years), is that there is no zoom in/out feature. It's greyed-out. A user should be able to zoom text in and out as (s)he pleases, ESPECIALLY for some of us that use ASSESSABILITY SETTINGS.

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    Highly recommended for software engineers on the "why" behind UX principles
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2017*

If you want the cliff notes on what you'd learn in a UX graduate program, but don't have 3.5 years to spare for evening classes, you'll want to get this book. I've had to read a lot of UX books during grad school, and this is *the* UX book I recommend to other software engineers. The author's figure / ground example followed by the quote about how software engineers expect users to see what is actually on the screen should be taught in CS courses. Seriously, it is a perfect example on how perception is subjective. And I say this as a software engineer (CS / Math double major) who went back to school for a Masters degree in Human Factors (UX) to study how to make developer tools more usable (yes, it can be done). I wish I had been exposed to these topics back in my undergrad days, not only these UX principles, but more importantly, the *why* behind them (which I think makes this book so appealing to me as an engineer). I also recommend the book for your next flight. It's succinct and easy to read, which are important traits for a book explaining UX :)

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    More Good Mind Stuff
  

*by K***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2014*

I read the 1st edition a few years back, and while I'm no psychologist, I felt like I better understood the rationale behind some common user interface guidelines. Guidelines can be quite useful, but hey, they're still just guidelines. I prefer understanding them, rather than just arbitrarily applying (or ignoring) them.In the 2nd edition of DWTMIM, content in previous chapters has been expanded and updated, and there are a couple of completely new chapters: decision making ("rarely rational") and hand-eye coordination (relevant to pointing and target selection). This edition also provides more visuals: updated examples of good and poor design, mobile design, and other illustrations. These help the reader grasp the relevant concepts, and make the book fresher and more interesting.If you haven't read the 1st edition yet, go for this 2nd edition.

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