Ask HN: Good books or articles on UI design?

Design of everyday object is really great and I cannot recommend it enough.

My favorites are the classic "The Design of Everyday Things"

"The Design of Everyday Things" is a classic.

I still really like and would strongly recommend Steve Krug's "Don't make me think"

Also highly recommend Steve Krug's "Don't Make Me Think"

Don't make me think is awesome

Don't Make Me Think - Steve Krug

Here's a list of all design books that I give to new hires:

"The non-designer's design book : design and typographic principles for the visual novice" - very easy to follow.

Simply the single most important book to understand sequentional word/picture combinations.

If there is one UI design book to read, "dont make me think" is it.

Here's a list of all design books that I give to new hires:

they're very applicable to computers.

It's quite old - the latest ed is from 2007 - but it is still very good at introducing goal-oriented design and lots of practical design concepts.

I have yet to read it, but I've seen good opinions on 'About face' in some threads on the topic

"Design for Hackers" from David Kadavy is a really great introduction to design for programmers.

"Practical typography" is great

I enjoyed "The best interface is no interface"