When I get passionate about a topic, I tend to search for the best material I can find on it in order to expand my knowledge further. Web design is no exception and this list represents the books I have found to be very useful. These are all books that I have actually read and most of which are sitting on my bookshelf right now. This list is a follow up to my article “Buy, Borrow, or Steal the Best Books to Get Ahead.”
The links lead to the book’s amazon page and they have my associate id attached to them. Because I don’t have ads on this site I have to ask that if you like this list and decide to buy a book from amazon, please use my links as it would be helpful in paying for my coffee, book addiction, and future contests. Enjoy!
Typography
1. The Elements of Typographic Style by Robert Bringhurst
This is one of those books a lot of people with a background in graphics design loves. I think the language is way too exaggerated for a person without a graphics design background. I only include it in this list, because some of you might find that you like it since it has withstood the test of times, but I don’t recommend it for your first book on typography. Richard Rutter at webtypography.net took the elements in this book and applied it to the web very well. The site is a must read.
2. Designing with Type: The Essential Guide to Typography by James Craig, William Bevington, and Irene Korol Scala
This was my first book on typography and it does a very good job at explaining typography in a way that is easy to understand. It is organized very well, includes good examples, and lots of pretty pictures to stare at. Does a good job of covering all the areas you need to know about typography,
3. Thinking with Type: A Critical Guide for Designers, Writers, Editors, & Students by Ellen Lupton
This was my second book on typography and while it covers a lot of the same materials as other typography books, I found it very helpful to see a different author explain the different aspects of typography. Typography is one of those subjects where it is very helpful to hear different opinions and angles on the subject in order to get a better grasp of it.
4. The Complete Manual of Typography by James Felici
I used this book in the same way as the others and it was to expand my mind about typography by reading other angles on the subject of typography. I would recommend going with the one that speaks to you the best first and then reading other books to get a more full understanding of it.
CSS/XHTML
5. CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions by Andy Budd, Simon Collison, and Cameron Moll
CSS Mastery is one of those solid books that does a good job covering the different aspects of CSS and XHTML you need to know in order to build a website. At the end of the book it goes through a couple case studies so you can get a look at practical applications of what you learned.
6. The Art and Science of CSS by Jonathan Snook, Steve Smith, Jina Bolton, and Cameron Adams
A good book that is jam packed with good examples teaching you the fundamentals you need in order to build a website. The difference between this and CSS mastery is that this book uses more color so some examples are easier to see and they also cover a few different topics. Both books cover the basics though, which one you use is up to your personal preference and needs.
7. Bulletproof Web Design by Dan Cederholm
This book’s primary focus is on building websites that can stand the test of time, well at least better than non web standards websites. This books takes examples of websites that are not coded well and then shows you how to make it better.
8. The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks by Rachel Andrew
This book is organized by tips so you can skim through it looking for what you need to learn. It is helpful for when you are clueless why certain things work a certain way or want to do something a certain way, but don’t know how.
9. CSS Pocket Reference: Visual Presentation for the Web by Eric Meyer
I carry this pocketbook with my macbook pro a lot in the beginning and still do from time to time, because it is a useful book to refer to when you can’t remember certain code structures because you don’t use that particular code often.
Design
10. The Principals of Beautiful Web Design by Jason Beaird
A very good book to start you off on the principles that make a beautiful web design. It has a lot of good examples of each principle. At the end of each chapter, what you learned is applied to a website that the author is building so you get to see a nice site unfold as you read the book.
11. Design Elements: A Graphic Style Manual by Timothy Samara
A more detailed book on design elements that I found to be very useful after reading the principles of beautiful web design. This book goes through different aspects of design in a more in depth manner so you get a better understanding of the different design elements.
12. Design-it-Yourself Graphic Workshop by Chuck Green
A great book that covers the different aspects involved in logo, letterhead, business card, and newsletter design. I found it very helpful to see how print designers work and a lot of the principals they apply to their work can be applied to the web as well.
Color
13. Color Design Workbook: A Real-World Guide to Using Color in Graphic Design by Noreen Morioka, Terry Stone Sean Adams
All design books talk about color and that includes typography books as well. So I am only recommending one book on color, because I don’t feel reading any more books on color would help more than experimenting with it yourself or supplementing it with online resources.
Usability
14. Prioritizing Web Usability by Jakon Nielsen and Hoa Loranger
Everyone who talks about usability has read this book and for good reason. Jakob Nielsen is considered the guru of usability so check out this book. It is a good read with lots of interesting facts as well as things not to do when building your website.
15. Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability by Steve Krug
A much shorter book than Prioritizing Web Usability, but just as useful. Steve Krug uses a lot of examples in order to show you both good and bad websites. He also talks a lot on how to set up usability testing to get the most out of it.
16. Designing the Obvious: A Common Sense Approach to Web Application Design by Robert Hoekman Jr,
As the title says, it is about designing the obvious in such a way that it really is obvious and easy to use. After you are are done designing for usability though, you should work on making it more pretty though.
Logos
17. Logo Design Workbook: A Hands-On Guide to Creating Logos by Noreen Morioka, Terry Stone Sean Adams
Who doesn’t want a cool logo? Learning how to build logos is one of those things that are great to know, because often times you will have to design either your own logo or a client’s. It is important when designing logos to understand how the brand affects your image.
18. Logo by Michael Evamy
A great book that has a ton of logos (1300 logos). Great as a reference or source of inspiration.
Javascript
19. Simply Javascript by Kevin Yank and Cameron Adams
There comes a point where you want to add more functionality to your design and javascript is a great way to do this. Be careful not to make it so that your visitors need javascript in order to use vital functions of your site as this will exclude quite a bit of users.
20. Learning jQuery: Better Interaction Design and Web Development with Simple Javascript Techniques by Karl Swedberg and Jonathan Chaffer
jQuery is a great framework that makes javascript easier to use as well as easier to understand. This book is written by the developers of jQuery and is filled with great examples that makes it easy to learn.
Extras
21. The Unusually Useful Web Book by June Cohen
This book is filled with ideas on how to structure your web design projects, which makes them easier to work with. It also goes in depth on the various stages of web design and questions you should ask yourself.
22. How To Be A RockStar Freelancer by Collis Ta’eed
I found this book very valuable in expanding on my knowledge and making me a better freelancer. Check out freelanceswitch.com for some great articles Collis has written on the subject so you know what you are getting into.
23. Google Analytics 2.0 by Jerri L. Ledford and Mary E. Tyler
Google Analytics is awesome not only because it is free, but it is a very powerful program to track what your visitors are doing. If you don’t know what your visitors are doing, then you won’t be able to fix problems before they get out of control or make your design better. Read my book review on Google analytics 2.0 for more information.
Bonus for Blog Designers
24. Clear Blogging: How People Blogging Are Changing the World and How You Can Join Them by Bob Walsh
While knowing what makes a blog successful from a blogger’s point of view is not required, I found it very helpful in making better blog designs. This book goes over a lot of the different tools bloggers use as well as what makes a blog successful.
25. Blogging Heroes: Interviews with 30 of the World’s Top Bloggers by Michael A. Banks
If you have ever been curious as to how the top blogs came to be, then this book is for you. The interviews reveal a lot of interesting information about the top blogs and their authors. I have to say though, that a lot of the top blogs’ design are terrible and the only reason they can get away with that is because they have the advantage of not only being the first in their niche, but also being around for years. That and great content of course. Read my book review on Blogging Heroes.
How to use this list
The books in this list represent the books I liked and found useful, but they may not be the best fit for you. This is because each of us come from different backgrounds and have different learning styles. Check out my article on finding the best books on any subject in order to find the best books for you. I recommend going to your library or bookstore though and checking these books out to see if they are right for you first before buying.
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Great list! I’m defintly going to buy at least 3 of them! Thanks!
Here’s one more for you to check:
http://www.favbrowser.com/about-web-design-usability/
What about Edward Tufte?
CSS isn’t the end of the road and it isn’t a pot of gold you know.
Great list! one I would suggest is CSS the missing manual series by pogue press. It’s in such laymens terms that anyone could pick it up and start designing with CSS.
@Michael M: Your welcome, and thanks for the support.
@Vygantas: I have actually just put my order through for “Web Design for ROI.” I was reading it in the bookstore the other day. Looks interesting. Thanks for bringing it up.
@Joe: Yes you are right. CSS is just a tool designers use and tools change all the time. I never read any of Edward Tufte’s books yet, but I will check it out now. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
@modernlooper: The missing manual is an awesome series, I liked the “Switching to the Mac” one. I read it when I made the jump from PC and it was very helpful.
Looks like I will need to make another compilation in the future. Thanks for your suggestions.
Thanks for the write up Vinh Le, as a fellow web designer I’m a big believer in constantly improving your skillset.
Occasionally this results in going to the bookstore, picking up a handful of books, only to find after an hour of thumbing through them they are mostly duds.
I’m always appreciative of advice to help sort the minefield of design books at barnes and noble.
Cheers,
Thanks for the good list.
Just wanted to point out, though, that the numbers for #7, #8, and the one preceding #9 aren’t formatted correctly (at least not for Firefox 2).
Normally I wouldn’t be obnoxious and point it out but since you’re reviewing CSS and other web-design books, I figured I would. Just givin you a hard time ; )
Great list.
@Chris: Yeah, I can definitely relate to going to the bookstore without any real idea as to what I am going to buy or is interesting. And then wasting a couple hours going through bad books. You’re welcome.
@Rob: Feel free to give me a hard time any time, I noticed that before, but I wasn’t sure what was causing it. I will look further into it. Thanks for pointing it out.
@kishoreblog: Thanks. Glad you liked it.
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I am loving buying books, almost an addiction you could say. Never enough time to read them all, before buying the next one.
Happy to see that some of my choices are reflected in your list here, some new ones I was not aware of. The JQuery one was next on my list, so that’s a definite.
Just need to pop over to amazon and add more to my wish list.
Really liking your site, so will be back for more.
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Hey you should definitely check out The Secret Life of Logos.
http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Life-Logos-Behind-Designers/dp/1581808682/ref=sr_1_101?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1207283060&sr=1-101
It has some amazing Logo designs.
Saw it at borders.
i just bought the Css Pocket book, Cheers,
Thanks a lot for this amazing list……. will surely buy a few of them.
Great post — lots of really good, even powerful, books here. Glad you included Brinkman’s book as well as the great books from SitePoint.
BTW, it is graphic design (singular), not graphics design (plural).
Oops — my bad, Bringhurst, not Brinkman. Me am a smarrtee won.
I like “Learning jQuery” book.
Dont make me think is a must have for defo. Super round-up.
Great list, however, I was surprised that two of the of the biggest influences on how I work are not on the list:
* Jeffrey Zeldman, Designing With Web Standards: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0321385551/
* Andy Clarke, Transcending CSS http://www.amazon.com/dp/0321410971/
Forget the booklist, I love the design of your site, very crisp and smart!
Decoding design by Maggie Macnab. Her website is decodingdesign.com. Check and see if it might help you.
it would have been nice if you avoided affiliate links in it it looks biased though i know its not.
@Graham: This blog started up about a month ago, that is probably why you haven’t seen it before. Glad you found the list helpful.
@Christian: Thanks for the suggestion.
@etoxin: I hope you enjoy it!
@Don: Thanks for the correction.
@Libor: Yes, “Learning jQuery” is invaluable.
@John Sutherland: I have taken a look at Transcending CSS, but I just didn’t like the style. It just didn’t fit my learning style. Unfortunately I can’t cover every book, but I am glad you brought them up as others might find it useful. Perhaps I can gather a list of books recommended by readers.
@Peter: Thanks for the compliment and leaving a random link.
@Mark: Thanks for the suggestion.
@justafellow: You are certainly right about the list appearing biased because of the affiliate links.
@Everyone: I have decided to take the money earned from these book sales and buy books from this list for an upcoming contest to give back to you guys. Look forward to it and thanks for the comments.
Its really very helping to me, thanks
Rockpub books and Don’t Make Me Think are some of the best books in the list.
Great List! I own four of those books. I’d like to suggest one more if I may: The Design of Everyday Things by Donald Norman. Not a web design book, per se, but a book on how design affects the users.
After waiting for several months, I’m working through Mastering CSS with Dreamweaver CS3 by Stephanie Sullivan and Greg Rewis. It’s been worth the wait for someone learning by the seat of his pants.
Interesting idea about using referral links to make money.
I might borrow that!
This is a great list of books! I’ve already gotten a few of them out before, but I’m sure all of them will come in handy. Thanks!
i think youre missing the the Zen of CSS.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321303474/mezzoblue-20
I liked the title of the post! lol
Gracias por los titulos de los libros… una buena manera de buscarlos para obtenerlos (thanks for the book’s titles… it’s a good way to serch & have them…sorry about my english…it’s no good)
I’d like to get a couple of these but my wallet hates me right now.
The weird list problem can be fixed by adding your already existing clear class to the p tag containing the item number… Well it does when I try it in Firebug anyway!
Great post. Just submitted it to designbump.com. Keep up the great work.
Regards,
John
I am always looking for good books on all things design. I just clipped the post to evernote so I can come back to it when I am looking for new books to purchase.
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thanx for the book list. very good book about usability
This is a nice list, while I have about half of those books already, I still found some more I might consider buying. Thanks!
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I highly recommend “Web Design fro ROI” by Lancel Loveday and Sandra Niehaus. It’s about designing Websites thinking on ROI from the beginning.
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I keep a copy of CSS Pocket Reference on my desk at all times, can’t live without it!
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Thank you so much for sharing this list of great books. The book ” The art and Science of CSS” looks very good.
I’d love to have the Analytics book…
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Nice resource! All of my design/typography work is done online, so it seems strange to have the information in print form… but it would be nice for casual reading when my eyes are bleeding from 15 hours in front of my monitor
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I have found here list of useful web design books, I will buy logo design book for designing logo..
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I have 4 of those books on that list and looks like i need to buy some more. Thank you for taking the time out to make such a comprehensive list, it is appreciated.
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Nice I’m gonna wishlist several of these.Never enough time to read all what i want.
Thanks for these books but these are lot. 25.. But i gonna choose some and try to read.
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Great list, some very useful and interesting books, I will try and borrow *cough* steal *cough* some from friends.
Thanks for taking the time to post such a detailed and informative article. It has given me a lot of inspiration.
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Thank you for sharing the list and nice site, I love your logo
I have read “The Complete Manual of Typography”, highly recommend.
This will help a massive way - thank you for sharing!
I admire what you have done here. It is good to see your clarity on this important subject can be easily observed. Tremendous post and will look forward to your future update.
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I’ve been most successful using your last suggestion. Nothing else has worked. I’m unable to “stack” these for some reason, so I’d love to figure that out, but thanks for the tips so far.
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Difficult to get these books in china, will have to call for them…..
can we get this book in india?
yes we can
it is useful books
Thanks a lot for this amazing list
I used a lot of the design principles for my own web sites. it’s amazing what it does for usability.
For me, the “Don’t Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability” was the most useful book. It had some really interesting information on where the average reader’s eye goes on the screen and it’s never what you think it goes.
I would recommend too the book: Learning jQuery: Better Interaction Design and Web Development with Simple Javascript Techniques. Written by Karl Swedberg and Jonathan Chaffer.
This book offers good and clear examples.
Here’s another great list:
http://ui-patterns.com/blog/How-to-get-better-at-UI-design
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that’s really a fantastic post ! added to my favourite blogs list.. I have been reading your blog last couple of weeks and enjoy every bit. Thanks.
Really nice.. as always
Thanks for sharing it… keep writing
Really nice and useful list… thanks
I’ve never really been one to read books of ANY kind but i’ll definitely get my hands on a couple of those. Cheers
Great - i’m off to buy Beautiful web design and CSS Mastery. Thanks
Best i get the Google Analytics book. I have the stats for my site but i’m not really sure how to analyse it properly and make changes etc.
Thanks a lot!
that’s really a fantastic post ! added to my favourite blogs list.. I have been reading your blog last couple of weeks and enjoy every bit. Thanks.
I especially like the color design book - great find!
Thank you for this great article.
Thanks for the good list.
Good idea, we can learn a lot from the post.
Really good list of books and there are plenty that I could do with, especially the CSS and jQuery books. I will have to make a list of the ones I want and work on getting them. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing, beautiful content and great post.. Really help!!!!
Incredible Books, i like css
I have css book, i like that…
ahaha! noice tips!
great compilation of very good books, specially the CSS anthology is a very useful book.
I recently wrote an article discussing this topic as well. It covers how to improve your comment section and gives examples that are separated stylistically.
Happy to see that some of my choices are reflected in your list here, some new ones I was not aware of. The JQuery one was next on my list, so that’s a definite.
It is good to know about 25 web designing books here.I am looking forward to make my career in web designing so seeing list of 25 books here is the good thing for me.It is up to me which book can be useful to me.Thank you for sharing 25 books here.
Interesting… I’m going to blog about that too…
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cheers for this! I actually already have a few of these books, but there’s a few more Im definitely going to investigate. Cheers
Thanks for taking the time to post such a detailed and informative article. It has given me a lot of inspiration.
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I agree with the above comments about the usefulness and quality of this article. Keep up the good work, i look forward to reading more
Great inspirational article
well the site is awesome and colorful,and the blog is much more important for the web design
Thank you for putting this list together. This will have a great deal of use when it comes to the process of my new website coming together in the near future. It’s often hard to come to know of good web design books however there are plenty listed here.
The title of your post is really cool
and these books… if I could I would read them all. The Principals of Beautiful Web Design by Jason Beaird is a great one! A professor recommended it to me at university.
this is a great compilation of some very useful books. you are absolutely correct in saying that these books are really worth of borrowing and stealing if one can’t buy them.
Haha, This is a good thing, you said these books, some I have seen, some have not seen, really good, thank you for the collation and sharing.
Great collections
Thank you for your share!my books have definitely been my teachers in all of this web stuff, its not something you can go to school for.
This is inspiration one to all web developers… Thank you for your sharing
it’s good.
well the site is awesome and colorful,and the blog is much more important for the web design
Thank you for your share! Yes you are right. CSS is just a tool designers use and tools change all the time. I never read any of Edward Tufte’s books yet, but I will check it out now. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
Thank you for your share! Yes you are right.
Looks like I will need to make another compilation in the future. Thanks for your suggestions.
CSS Mastery is one of those solid books that does a good job covering the different aspects of CSS and XHTML you need to know in order to build a website. At the end of the book it goes through a couple case studies so you can get a look at practical applications of what you learned.
Yes, jQuery is a great framework that makes javascript easier to use as well as easier to understand.
I like it.It’s good
It’s great tutorial and your technique is so cool.
Well done go ahead.
Nice list of books for designer will look at a couple of books to see if it helps me.
I have read none of these books, but I think I must read the books.
Nice share, go ahead…
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I want to be a good web designer, thank you for your share…
Are these books great, I have not seen them anyone.
So thanks it works great
Yeah super list dude!!
great collection of books for designers.
Good list. I have some of those books.
Really helpful information. Thanks for sharing and posting it.
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Good quick read. Thank you!
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