My top 10 UX websites and blogs
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I don’t know what’s so alluring about ‘Top 10’ lists but I swear they are everywhere! Top 10 best movies. Top 10 best footballers. Top 10 richest people in the world. Top 10 best countries for asking people what their favourite ‘Top 10’ lists are… Being a slave to convention I thought I would add to the ever growing list of ‘Top 10s’ so here is my first stab at a ‘Top 10’ favourite UX websites and blogs (I’ll stop saying ‘Top 10’ now):
1. InfoDesign
A great collection of UX related articles, blogs and stories, including a monthly newsletter. Always a great starting point for really useful UX stuff on the web.
2. Webcredible
A wealth of UX articles and resources, including a monthly newsletter from this leading UK UX consultancy. It’s just a shame they no longer run the ‘Webcredibles’ comic strip!
3. Adpative Path
A blog and lots of really good UX articles from this leading UX design company.
4. Jakob Nielsen’s Alert Box
He might have his critics but Jakob’s Alert Box newsletter always makes for interesting reading!
5. UX Magazine
An online UX magazine covering design, technology and UX strategy.
6. Boxes and Arrows
Always choc full of interesting UX design related articles (along with lots of other useful stuff).
7. Jeff Patton’s blog
Jeff Patton’s entertaining blog looks at incorporated UX into AGILE developments and is always an interesting and enjoyable read.
8. A List Apart
Covers UX, along with web design, development and web standards.
9. UX Matters
An online UX magazine that is always full of interesting articles.
10. Foolproof blog
A blog from one of the UK’s leading user experience consultancies.
23rd July 2012 @ 7:45 pm
uie.com is probably the best one of all. Spool is really good and the podcasts are informative and funny.
23rd June 2014 @ 2:00 am
You’ve got some really good ones on your list. Thanks for sharing. I have a few like to go to a lot too…
• http://uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com
• http://nngroup.com
• http://uxbooth.com
• http://uxfindings.blogspot.com
• http://konigi.com
• http://useit.com
Again, thanks for the effort. Cheers!