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Comment · 12 years ago

This book looks like it will be the definitive guide to designing for iOS.

Startup Jargon davidmckinney.com

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IOS 7: Fitting In versus Standing Out davidmckinney.com

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What should you tell your users when your app does down? davidmckinney.com

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Comment · 13 years ago

Yep great one, I missed that all together. Thanks!

Tips For Keeping Up With iOS Development stuartkhall.com

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31% iOS 6.1 Uptake After Three Days stuartkhall.com

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iOS Simulator Tips stuartkhall.com

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iOS Development Tips If You're Just starting Out stuartkhall.com

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Comment · 14 years ago

Thanks so much for all your comments. I got to learn a heap from you.

Comment · 14 years ago

This is awesome too: http://hackdesign.org "Design lessons for programmers, curated by top designers".

Comment · 14 years ago

agreed. sacha's books above are really practical and go the next level.

Comment · 14 years ago

hey stiff, there is an excellent book (for web) that covers the essentials in a simple and very clear way. Really good. Might be more what you are looking for. http://www.fivesimplesteps.com/products/a-practical-guide-to...

Comment · 14 years ago

hey ekianjo. you're absolutely right in that 'design of everyday things'is an old book. It also has some examples that will probably never age. Out of the 5 books in the list, it has been the most useful of any design book (to me). Changed how I think about design.

Comment · 14 years ago

I wish. I can't read German either :( Some secondhand copies around, but they're still expensive. http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/3721201450/ref=dp_olp...