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Software Requirements Engineering by: Richard Thayer (editor), IEEE Computing Society (1997), 500 pages. Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: Well-written, testable requirements can reduce defects by 50%. If you need help training others on writing user requirements, this book is invaluable. Designing Web Usability: The Practice of Simplicity by: Jakob Neilsen, New Riders Publishing (1999), 432 pages. Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: Jakob is the usability guru! I’ve had excellent conversations with him on effective web usability testing techniques and he is a much sought-after speaker. Software Requirements (Dv-Best Practices) by Karl E. Wiegers Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Mastering the Requirements Process by Suzanne Robertson, James Robertson Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Software Requirements: Objects, Functions, and States by Alan M. Davis, Marilyn D. Weidner (Contributor) Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Managing Software Requirements: A Unified Approach (The Addison-Wesley Object Technology Series) by Dean Leffingwell, Don Widrig, Edward Yourdon Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None. Requirements Engineering: A Good Practice Guide by Ian Sommerville, Pete Sawyer (Contributor), Aan Sommerville Recommended by: MemberCare@GoValidate.com Comment: None.