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Review of "The user experience team of one: A research and design survival guide by L. Buley" Rosenfeld Media 2013 978-1-933820-18-7.

Explaining user experience is often a challenge, especially when dealing with an audience who is unfamiliar with it. Professional communicators who don’t have a UX background often don’t fully understand the concept of UX or what the importance of its practice is to their specific industry. In The user experience team of one, Leah Buley offers a guide for training new UX teams, or those lone professionals indicated by her title, on why this field is important and how its tools can be beneficial if used properly. Using this book will allow members of any design or communication based industry to find their footing within the world of UX from starting their first project to building their future career.