Human-Computer Interaction 2nd Edition

Human-Computer Interaction, 2nd Edition by I. Scott MacKenzie delivers a clear, modern guide to the principles that shape how people interact with technology. Engaging and accessible, this edition is tailored for students, UX professionals, designers, and engineers seeking practical, research-backed insight into building usable interfaces.

Start exploring core HCI concepts—from cognitive foundations and interaction models to usability metrics and design heuristics—presented in a concise, reader-friendly style. Real-world examples and clear explanations make complex topics like input devices, performance modeling, and user-centered evaluation methods easy to grasp and apply. Whether you’re refining touchscreen interactions, improving desktop workflows, or designing for emerging platforms, this book foregrounds measurable, human-focused solutions.

Ideal for classrooms, professional reference, and self-study, this edition equips readers with tools to evaluate interfaces, conduct meaningful user tests, and translate research into better Books. Technical yet approachable, it balances theory and practice to support learning across the global UX community—students and practitioners in North America, Europe, Asia, and beyond will find its guidance immediately useful.

If you want a trusted resource that combines rigorous analysis with practical design advice, Human-Computer Interaction, 2nd Edition is a smart addition to your library. Order now to deepen your understanding of how people and computers work together and to elevate the usability and effectiveness of the systems you design.

Note: eBooks do not include supplementary materials such as CDs, access codes, etc.