具體描述
The honeymoon with digital technology is over: millions of users are tired of having to learn huge, arcane programs to perform the simplest tasks; fatigued by the pressure of constant upgrades, and have had enough of system crashes. In The Humane Interface, Jef Raskin -- the legendary, controversial creator of the original Apple Macintosh project -- shows that there is another path. Raskin explains why today's interface techniques lead straight to a dead end, and offers breakthrough ideas for building systems users will understand -- and love. Raskin reveals the fundamental design failures at the root of the problems so many users experience; shows how to understand user interfaces scientifically and quantitatively; and introduces fundamental principles that should underlie any next-generation user interface. He introduces practical techniques designers can use to improve their productivity of any product with an information-oriented human-machine interface, from personal computers to Internet appliances and beyond. The book presents breakthrough solutions for navigation, error management, and more, with detailed case studies from Raskin's own work. For all interface design programmers, product designers, software developers, IT managers, and corporate managers.
用戶評價
##中文版
評分##OS level 的 critique 仍不過時，但畢竟 pre-mobile 時代很多界麵和交互的設想還是有點老舊。文筆還行，但內容使然有時候讀起來還是很乾（like a manual）。
評分##too much focus on human-computer interface design
評分語句太纍贅瞭
評分##中文版
評分語句太纍贅瞭
評分##前五章還行，基本觀點還可用。章六和章七基本算湊數的博士論文，其中許多理論和觀點都過時瞭，完全不考慮可行性。
評分##前五章還行，基本觀點還可用。章六和章七基本算湊數的博士論文，其中許多理論和觀點都過時瞭，完全不考慮可行性。
評分##前五章還行，基本觀點還可用。章六和章七基本算湊數的博士論文，其中許多理論和觀點都過時瞭，完全不考慮可行性。
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