In my last article, I gave examples of the key things that I learned from Steve Krug’s great book Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability, 2nd Edition. In that article, I asked people to share key books in their Usability and User Experience libraries. I also asked our Twitter followers and here are what other UXBooth readers had to recommend.

Designing websites is an art form as much as it is a science. That’s why here at the UXBooth, we like to occasionally take a break from sharing our opinions to highlight the experiences of others. This month, we’ve asked Travis Schmeisser of nGenWorks to share the secrets of his company’s trade.

Dr. John Morgan is a pioneer in the field of User Research and Usability. During the course of the interview I got to pick his brain about what makes usability such an important contemporary issue and how his experiences have shaped our industry.

The UX Booth finds Clearleft’s Silverback to be a great tool for the job: guerilla usability tests. It’s a piece of software aimed at empowering the people that develop applications. From their website: [Silverback provides] spontaneous, unobtrusive usability testing software for designers and developers. Read on to find the UX Panel’s comments and suggestions.