ACM Interactions

Authors:
Jeroen Bruin

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If you are an interaction designer and want to make an impression on friends or colleagues, reading Bill Moggridge's new book should be at the top of your to-do list. On seeing it, my colleagues made remarks like, "Wow, that book must be good; it weighs a ton, is designed nicely, and has an authoritative title!" These remarks were almost always followed by, "So, did you actually read it?" Well I did, and it left me with mixed emotions. If you work in the interaction design field, this book should be a joy. The read is a similar experience…

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