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Title: Another high quality Shneiderman textbook...
Review: Now in its third printing, this book has served the students and practitioners of user interface designs for almost a generation. The book covers virtually every aspect of HCI and provides a comprehensive set of discussions regarding alternative presentation styles, different types of interaction devices, acceptable response times, windows management strategies, social impacts, and much more. Those readers familiar with Shneiderman's work will appreciate the extensive amount of real-world experience (with supportive examples) that has gone into producing such a book. For me, the most important revisions to this edition are his discussions on information visualization. - a mainstream HDI (human data interface) technique which is clearly presented in Chapter 15. This book is a staple and a "must have" for those involved with designing user interfaces.
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