11 Apr 09 Developer to Designer: GUI Design for the Busy Developer
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Programmers undoubtedly agree that poor GUI design produces frustration and lost productivity, while user-oriented GUI design creates software products that are easy to learn and highly efficient to use. If you’re a professional developer who wants to learn how to design robust and effective GUIs, this book is for you. It carefully addresses GUI design component by component, covering topics such as user input and navigation, user choices and customization, plus practical GUI design for the Web. With hundreds of examples and real-world anecdotes, Mike Gunderloy follows the same systematic and practical approach that made his recent book “Coder to Developer” immensely popular.
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