Global Interface Design

Rating:
Summary: lovely book, but where's the beef?
Review: This book is extremely well produced and full of wonderful examples of what can befall designers who do not properly take international considerations seriously. It is worth consulting, but it does not provide much information on a culture-specific basis. It contains plenty of examples of what not to do, but few that show what to do. Overall I rank this over most other books on internationalization, but it falls short of the standard for real information that I would want. (The only text that really gives enough information in my opinion is Apple's guide on internationalization, which gives very specific information on what to avoid for specific locales.)