• Title: Pixel Perfect Precision
• Author(s): Tony Dones
• Publisher: Ustwo Studio
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• ebook: PDF (214 pages) and iBook
• Language: English and Russian
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Book Description

This is a comprehensive handbook on digital design covering much of ustwo's collective knowledge and process. It covers a lot of core principles and topics that apply to digital design, its relevant tools and accessibility. It also contains Photoshop tips and techniques. The essentials you need to know in an easy-to-understand way.

The book is comprehensive and just as any art/design book should be, it has images to show what not to do and what to do, which makes the book 10 times more appealing than plain text.

One of the best concise, awesome, to-the-point, well written, well designed books on user experience and user interfaces out there.

Essential reading for any designer getting into web and/or app design. The text includes good design practices and tips to help increase your workflow.

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• Website Style, Design and Accessibility
• Software Design Patterns
• Web Design and Publishing

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