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My UX Bookshelf featured in Usability News

December 5th, 2008 · No Comments · User Experience

Thanks to Joanna Bawa, editor, for featuring my UX Bookshelf on Usability News. They linked to my list of The 10 Best Books on User Experience on Flashlight Worthy Books.

Thanks to John Yamasaki for pointing it out.

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