Books That Have Influenced Our UX Careers, Part 3: Books on Topics Other Than UX
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In Part 3 of our special Ask UXmatters series about books that have influenced our UX careers, we consider books that, while not about User Experience, have greatly influenced members of our expert panel. For our discussion of influential design books, see Part 1. We covered books on UX research and usability testing in Part 2. You may also find the references in the Ask UXmatters column “Inspiration for UX Design from the Arts and Sciences” of interest.
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