I've read 110 books on design and counting

I didn't get a degree in UX or HCI. Despite the setback, I designed a curriculum with my mentors and began to grind it out.

Recommend Me a Book

Some of my favorite books including the UX Book, Qualitative Research Methods, and Designing for the Digital Age.

2020 Bookmark

In 2020 I want to learn more about inclusive design, design education, and design ethics.

I'll also be investing more time into developing my UI and accessibility skillsets.

I would organize design book clubs from my ever-expanding library before COVID-19. RIP.

2019 Bookmark

I hustled to complete 41 books based on recommendations from mentors and peers on top of my work and volunteer commitments.

I completed my year end goal-- but at the cost of my health.

Three of my friends sitting in front of two bookshelves full of design books. There is a board game spread out on the rug we are sitting on.
We used my Living Library as a space to talk about anything!

2018 Bookmark

Learning about design became a calling to me- not just a responsibility or a new years resolution.

I read a total of 23 design books (not including re-reads). I annotated 11 of them, including 4 digital chapter by chapter trello notes.

Around ten books lined up against a small chalkboard pillar. Review before you read is written on the chalkboard along with four pamphlets including: Other fun books, design thinking and HCD, UX HCI Design textbooks, and Psychology in design.
Humble beginnings for my new project at work. I'll call it the Living Library.