A Journey Through Pages: Must-Read Books for the Designer

We recommends essential books for designers. It showcases a diverse range of books, from design theory and techniques, to books on creativity, inspiration, and self-improvement. This blog offers valuable insights and inspiration for designers looking to expand their knowledge, develop their skills, and enhance their creativity. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, "A Journey Through Pages" is a must-read for any designer seeking to deepen their understanding of design and enrich their craft.


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How To

How to use graphic design to sell things, explain things, make things look better, make people laugh make people cry, and every once in a while change the world

Michael Bierut

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Design as Art

"Type Matters!" is a book on typography in graphic design. It covers history, anatomy, selection, techniques, and the importance of typography in communication. Includes examples and is a valuable resource for graphic designers and marketers. An essential guide to improving skills and creating effective designs.

Bruno Munari

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The Brand gap

"The Brand Gap" is a book on branding that explores the gap between strategy and creativity. The author argues for bridging the gap for successful brands and provides insights on brand development, consistency, and storytelling. A valuable resource for business leaders and designers, written in an accessible manner.

Marty Neumeier

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Pocket full of Do

The book contains a collection of excerpts — bits and pieces of life-long learnings and advices that I wished someone told me when I was starting out. It contains holistic insights within the intersections of creativity, business and mindset.

Chris Do

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Type Matters

"Type Matters!" is a book on typography in graphic design. It covers history, anatomy, selection, and the importance of typography in communication. The book includes basic and advanced techniques and successful examples. A valuable resource for graphic designers, marketers, and those interested in typography, and an essential guide to improving skills and creating effective designs.

Jim Williams

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Design of everyday things

Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman covers design principles like visibility, feedback, and constraints for enhancing everyday object usability, with a focus on cognitive psychology and user perspective. A must-read for designers and non-designers to improve product usability

Don Norman

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