Description
Learn the skills, processes, and writing principles for creating an information experience that guides your customers, helping them successfully interact with and use your application.
About the Author
Linda Newman Lior has been working in software design and development for over 20 years in the field of information design. Her experience includes instructional design for educational software programs and computer based training, information design for start-up companies, and 10 years at Microsoft as a usability engineer, information experience designer and technical writer. She is currently focusing on information experience design and writing for SaaS web applications. She studied Instructional Design and Computers in Education at San Diego State University where she earned her MA in Educational Technology.
Reviews
"Here [Lior] explains how to design and create the content that customers rely on to interact with a software application successfully - such as the labels on virtual buttons to click, or step-by-step instructions displayed on pages. The information would be useful for technical writers and instructional designers, or whoever on the development team is responsible for writing, editing, or reviewing the user interface text." --Reference & Research Book News, October 2013
Book Information
ISBN 9780123948137
Author Linda Newman Lior
Format Paperback
Page Count 292
Imprint Morgan Kaufmann Publishers In
Publisher Elsevier Science & Technology
Weight(grams) 680g