The Design of Everyday Things
by Don Norman
This book shares foundational concepts of user-centered design that align with Lean UX principles, making it essential for understanding how to create effective user interfaces.
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by Don Norman
This book shares foundational concepts of user-centered design that align with Lean UX principles, making it essential for understanding how to create effective user interfaces.
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Similar to Lean UX, this book emphasizes rapid testing and iteration, making it perfect for understanding how to apply lean methods to design.
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