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Don't
Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability Steve Krug, foreword by Roger Black Paperback—224 pages, October 2000 $24.50—Save $10.50 off the list price of $35.00 
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Philippe
Starck Combining brilliant
form with effective function, Starck sees his mission as nothing
less than the re-imagining of our relationship to objects. As Starck
himself says, his designs are "non-products for non-consumers."
To him a "non-consumer" is "...an individual who
is alert and wary, but also open, creative, enthusiastic, and finally
extremely upstream and modern."—The publisher, Pam
Sommers, Public Relations Manager, Taschen America , May 26, 2000.
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First
published in 1973, the Graphic Artists Guild Handbook has become
the essential source for fair prices and practice. Assembled by
the national organization for graphic artists, this 10th edition
contains the latest information on business, pricing and ethical
standards for nearly every discipline in the visual communications
industry, from advertising to publishing to corporate markets. 
Usability
design is one of the most important—yet often least attractive—tasks
for a Web developer. In Don't Make Me Think, author Steve Krug lightens
up the subject with good humor and excellent, to-the-point examples.
There
is no one way to describe Philippe Starck - architect, inventor,
pop star, philosopher, celebrity, and all of these par excellence,
but it is as a designer that he has made such a huge impact on contemporary
culture. Without a doubt, the preeminent maker and re-shaper of
our times, Starck has turned his hand to reinventing almost everything
we encounter in our public and private lives. From toothbrush to
toilet brush, desk lamp to chair, he accepts nothing and excels,
it seems, at everything.