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My Top 10 User Experience Design Blogs on Blogs.com

April 29th, 2009 · Comments · Blogging, User Experience

Wendy Taylor, editor of Six Apart’s Blogs.com, recently got in touch to see if I’d be interested in being a guest author to create a list of the 10 Best User Experience Design Blogs. Of course I jumped at the chance.

Mindful of this honor and opportunity, I was very careful about the blogs that I decided to choose for the list. Of all of the great blogs out there on user experience, the 10 I chose made the cut because of their focus, depth, diversity, frequency of posting, and influence they’ve had on my thinking and my work. Some are well known and widely read, while others are more covert and deserve greater attention.

My Guest Top 10 is now live, and I really hope folks will find it valuable.

Here are my favorite UX blogs in alphabetic order:

Did I miss one of your favorite blogs? Feel free to tell me about it in the comments!

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  • I know it may have been conceived as vain, but you really should have included Pleasure & Pain. ;) I really think it is top ten.
  • I meant, of course, "perceived" instead of "conceived". Dope!.. just starting on my morning cup of coffee.
  • wow, thanks Whitney! I'm honoured.
    i agree with lots on your list here too !
  • Thanks for including me... mostly because it lit a fire under my ass to finally finish a few of my 90% complete posts and update my site!
  • I accidentally left out one of my absolute favorite UX blogs! UX Booth, a group blog written by up-and-coming designers and developers with fresh perspectives on user experience design. They represent the next generation of our community.

    http://www.uxbooth.com/
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