I've watched a quite a few UX channels...yours aligns with my philosophy on learning and not trying to accomplish overkill (which isn't sustainable), and you seem to have a deep zest for life and aiming for some balance, I therefore respect your channel immensely. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Keep it up. You make UX less overwhelming, I like your 'lean' approach.
Very good books indeed! I also recommend "The Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman. Although not specifically UX (in terms of web) but, generally a great design book.
Great recommendations! I also recommend value proposition design by alexander osterwalder, it's very applicable and easy to go through, it's also filled with visuals.
Hi Mimi, thanks for sharing! I recalled watching one of your other video and you mentioned a book that is great for selling / presenting design ideas. I can't seem to find the video nor the info of the book....by any chance you recall what book it might be? I think it's maybe called something like.... "Elaborating design"??
@@mimimichi thanks so much! Oh wow now I feel funny leaving a question about the book Right At under the video it was talked about 🤣 for some reason I thought it was a different video and believed it's not one of these three books ... Anyways, thanks again 🙏
its funny how she spends so much time saying" how this book changed my life, its so good, everyone should have it" and never tell what she actually learned in it. What were the tricks. Mimi channels doesn't grow like that. If you just wanna make the video for the sake of it. And never share the actual knowledge.
I've watched a quite a few UX channels...yours aligns with my philosophy on learning and not trying to accomplish overkill (which isn't sustainable), and you seem to have a deep zest for life and aiming for some balance, I therefore respect your channel immensely. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Keep it up. You make UX less overwhelming, I like your 'lean' approach.
Very good books indeed! I also recommend "The Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman. Although not specifically UX (in terms of web) but, generally a great design book.
Thank you for sharing how Articulating Design Decisions has been valuable! It's so encouraging to hear the specific ways it helped you.
My all time favorite, thank you!
I'm working on a large UI project for a planetary company. Thanks for the video
Can't wait to check these books out thanks
Awesome list of books, thanks for sharing!
congrats on 1k mimi! This was a great video!
Thank you so much!!
These are gold! Thanks for sharing.
Great video!! Thanks for your advices!!
Thank you for sharing these!
Great recommendations! I also recommend value proposition design by alexander osterwalder, it's very applicable and easy to go through, it's also filled with visuals.
Thanks for sharing!
1, Don't make me think by Steve king
2, Articulating Design Decision
3, Lean UX
Cool thanks for the tips
Very helpful
Thank you so so much ❤️
I'm currently listening to Laws of UX by Jon Yablonski - great so far but I've only just started it so can't really say 😄
I'll have to check that one out!
Hi Mimi, thanks for sharing!
I recalled watching one of your other video and you mentioned a book that is great for selling / presenting design ideas. I can't seem to find the video nor the info of the book....by any chance you recall what book it might be?
I think it's maybe called something like.... "Elaborating design"??
Articulating design decisions by Tom greever. I have links to the book along with others in this video’s description - happy reading :)
@@mimimichi thanks so much! Oh wow now I feel funny leaving a question about the book Right At under the video it was talked about 🤣 for some reason I thought it was a different video and believed it's not one of these three books ... Anyways, thanks again 🙏
What would be a good ux design book for people that are in bootcamp?
there is also asylum book or whatever my professor recommended to read it any thoughts on that?
its funny how she spends so much time saying" how this book changed my life, its so good, everyone should have it" and never tell what she actually learned in it. What were the tricks. Mimi channels doesn't grow like that. If you just wanna make the video for the sake of it. And never share the actual knowledge.