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Designing Highly Useable Software
by Jeff Cogswell	ISBN:0782143016
Sybex 2004 (342 pages)
This guide teaches you how to think about and plan for the needs of your users/administrators before writing your first line of code, making your applications more sensible to users.

Table of Contents
	Designing Highly Useable Software
	Introduction
	Part I - Keeping It Simple
	Chapter 1	-	The UUI—The Useable User Interface
	Chapter 2	-	Modeling the Real World
	Chapter 3	-	Laying Out Your Windows and Dialog Boxes
	Chapter 4	-	Managing Your Software’s Time
	Chapter 5	-	Highly Navigable Software
	Chapter 6	-	Data, Reports, and Printouts
	Chapter 7	-	Adding a Web Interface
	Part II - The Lonely Engineer
	Chapter 8	-	Under the Hood
	Chapter 9	-	When Your Software Starts, Stops, or Dies a Quick Death
	Chapter 10	-	Modularity and Libraries
	Chapter 11	-	Object-Oriented Pontificating
	Part III - The Business of It All—It’s “Dollars and Sense”
	Chapter 12	-	A Very Gross National Product: Business and Software Problems
	Chapter 13	-	Testing, Testing, Testing
	Chapter 14	-	Installing, Training, and Helping
	Chapter 15	-	Book in a Book—A Guide for Programming Bosses
	Appendix A	-	Software Design Resources
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Real World Scenarios
	List of Sidebars