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Recommended reading for intranet teams

Written by James Robertson, published February 17, 2010

Categorised under: Intranets

There are many ways to learn about all things intranet. On the job is the most common way, with learning from peers in close second place. There is now an expanding number of books that are useful for intranet teams. In this article we outline some recommended reading.

General

Every intranet team’s bookshelf needs to start with these two books.

Don’t make me think by Steve Krug

Essential reading for anyone involved in online solutions. This book clearly demonstrates a common sense approach to effective design. Examples are visual and easy to understand.

What every intranet team should know by James Robertson (Step Two Designs)

This is the definitive quick reference guide for intranet teams, succinctly covering key topics from strategy to design.

Consider owning several copies of these books to share with content publishers or authors.

[CM Briefing 2010-01 written by Catherine Grenfell, read the full article]

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