456 Berea Street: Articles and news on web standards, accessibility, and usability Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design UsabilityPost Ideas Why I'm Going Back To GDC March 12, 2014 Next week, when I'm not at Adaptive Path's MX: Managing Experience conference, I'll be heading to the Game Developers Conference here in San ... A Reading List That (Actually) Gets Read February 26, 2014 Books can be like New Years’ Resolutions. How to Design Experiences the Adaptive Path Way! February 05, 2014 It's a conversation I've had many times with fellow designers over the years. MX 2014: Big Topics, Smart Leaders, Supportive Community 45 Beautifully Designed Book Covers Posted by Andrew Lindstrom / Lists / June 11th, 2009 I would imagine that nobody hates the expression don’t judge a book by its cover more than an actual book cover designer. Obviously, the metaphor isn’t really about books – but still, that’s gotta sting a little. Let’s face it, if people didn’t actually “judge books by their covers”, there would be a lot of graphic designers out of a job. The need for company branding, attractive packaging or promotional material of any kind would be non-existent; thus leaving the lowly graphic designer nothing short of obsolete. So in the spirit of judging books by their covers, I’ve compiled a list of 45 beautifully designed book covers that I find inspiring. Moral Relativism – Source The Brief History Of The Dead – Source The Curious Case of Benjamin Button – Source The Microscope and the Eye – Source Lowboy – Source The Kiss – Source Who Is Conrad Hirst – Source The Collected Poems of Tennessee Williams – Source Spade & Archer – Source Send Me – Source
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