UX for Beginners: A Crash Course in 100 Short Lessons
Joel Marsh
O’Reilly Media
So, you want to get started in User Experience (UX) design? Good. 
You came to the right place.<p><p>Whether you want to design apps, websites, or sound like you know a bit about 
design, these quick-and-dirty lessons are for you. This book follows the real-life UX&nbsp; process from start to finish, so you can apply the skills as you learn or refresh your memory before the next meeting.</p><p>Based on the popular UX Crash Course—read over a million times—from Joel Marsh’s 
blog <i>The Hipper Element</i>, this book is also perfect for managers, programmers, salespeople, and marketers who want to know more.<br></p><p>Lessons include:<br></p><p>• Fundamentals of UX design, no experience necessary<br></p><p>• Researching the weird and wonderful things users do<br></p><p>• The process and science of making anything user-friendly
</p><p>• Using size, color, and layout to help and influence users
</p><p>• Planning and making wireframes
</p><p>• Making your designs feel engaging and persuasive
</p><p>• Measuring how your design works in the real world
</p><p>• What does a UX designer do all day?</p></p>