Take the 2-minute tour ×  Via @uxbooks on Twitter I often get
asked to recommend books on various subjects. Recently I was
asked which book I would recommend to a non-practitioner as an
intro to UX. I opened the question up and thought I'd do the
same on here to see what people thought.  EDIT: Please up vote
the answers you agree with so we can promote the most popular
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closed as not constructive by Rahul Feb 14 '12 at 23:25   TO
kick things off one of the responses I had was 'blueprints for
the web' simple, short & introduces IA with some interaction
design - bit.ly/O12Q3 –  paulseys Oct 12 '09 at 12:15 To follow
up I've taken the great feedback from this thread and turned it
into a post on UXBooth for future reference. User Experience
Books for Beginners uxbooth.com/blog/user-experience-books-for-
beginners –  paulseys Aug 17 '10 at 13:50  28 Answers 28  Don't
make me think by Steve Krug  The best by far. A small quick read
and not too technical