Living in Richmond Hill, Georgia
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Japanese cuisine has an intimidating reputation-- and Morimoto is here to change that misconception. Discover the healthy, flavorful, surprisingly simple …
Anand Giridharadas takes us into the inner sanctums of a new gilded age, where the …
Great overview of how those with money use their resources to get more. Also how the idea of social responsibility has changed over time.
Book got a bit repetitive, however still giving 5 stars based on the content.
Solve the most critical performance problems with the biggest impact: start with images. Mat Marquis helps you get up to …
Listened to the audiobook, and highly recommend it.
I'm an unasbashed Questlove fan. But still, this book was a surprise. Some great stories. Beyond that, what he has to say about creativity are thought-provoking.
Listened to the audiobook, and highly recommend it.
I'm an unasbashed Questlove fan. But still, this book was a surprise. Some great stories. Beyond that, what he has to say about creativity are thought-provoking.
When Cleopatra finds a mysterious tablet that zaps her to the far, REALLY far future, …
This was a lot of fun. Interesting idea. Cleo is appropriately arrogant but still very likable. I bought this for my daughter but I'll read the entire series whether she does or not :)
This was a lot of fun. Interesting idea. Cleo is appropriately arrogant but still very likable. I bought this for my daughter but I'll read the entire series whether she does or not :)
Eh, it was ok. Honestly expected more to the plot.
Since Don’t Make Me Think was first published in 2000, over 400,000 Web designers and …
Solid book. Easy to read, and Krug makes it enjoyable.
This book is (mostly) a pretty basic introduction to userability testing. That is not a criticism, but I've seen some reviewers upset about this. The target audience seems to be folks who do not do that sort of testing, or don't see the value in it.
Solid book. Easy to read, and Krug makes it enjoyable.
This book is (mostly) a pretty basic introduction to userability testing. That is not a criticism, but I've seen some reviewers upset about this. The target audience seems to be folks who do not do that sort of testing, or don't see the value in it.
An enjoyable, quick read. Starts with some general advice, and then gets very specific about how to handle various types of clutter. I really appreciate the focus on helping your kids grow in healthy ways.
