Victor Loux — bookmarks tagged “ebook”

BOOX Palma

euroshop.boox.com/products/boox-palma

A Beginner’s Guide to Finding User Needs

urbook.fordes.de/

DIY Book Scanner

diybookscanner.org/

Table of contents - Solo Ideation

anthonyhobday.com/soloideation/

Mobile First — A Book Apart

mobile-first.abookapart.com/

Read Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski online. Data-driven strategies and battle tested techniques to help make you a master of mobile—and improve your non-mobile design, too!

User Experience Research Field Guide

uxrfieldguide.com/

Blitz Tricks — CSS tricks to improve your eBooks

friendsofepub.github.io/eBookTricks/

Usability for Nerds

en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Usability_for_Nerds

This Wikibook is intended for engineers, technicians, programmers and others who construct and develop technical things and who want their products to be user-friendly.

Essential Image Optimization

images.guide/

A free book on modern image optimization techniques. Formats, decoders, techniques for efficient compression and more are covered.

Alan Klement

whencoffeeandkalecompete.com/

'Customers don't have needs, they just want to make progress within the system they belong'

Font Development Best Practices

silnrsi.github.io/FDBP/en-US/index.html

Technical guidance regarding font development and production

"Reverse Engineering for Beginners" free book

beginners.re/

Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, second edition

sarabander.github.io/sicp/

ascott1/ethical-web-dev: A series of short books on ethical web development

github.com/ascott1/ethical-web-dev

ethical-web-dev - A series of short books on ethical web development

Twenty Terrible Reasons for Lecturing by Graham Gibbs - eBook | Oxford Brookes University Online Shop

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A number of reasons commonly given for lecturing and claims commonly made for the efficiency of lecturers are examined for their basis in empirical evidence and common sense. Most of these claims are found to be somewhat weak. It appears that lecturing takes place rather more often than can be reasonably justified. The real reasons for the popularity of lecturing amongst lecturers are then examined. Of the twenty reasons for lecturing examined here, the first nine have little substan...