Bruce Tognazzini

Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini (born 1945) was an applications software engineer and human interface designer at Apple Computer.
==Career==
===Apple Computer===
Tognazzini operated a computer store in San Francisco, California selling early Apple computers before joining Apple Computer in 1978 as employee #66 and working on a publications style guide. According to Tognazzini, he began drafting the Human Interface Guidelines for Apple in September 1978 and it reached the Macintosh group in 1982.Origins of the Apple Human Interface by Larry Tesler and Chris Espinosa, Computer Museum History Center. 1997-10-28. Archived 2004-05-11. Tognazzini married fellow employee Bana Witt in 1980.A Remembrance of Jef Raskin by Bana Witt, DigiBarn Computer Museum. 2005. In 1986, he was remarried to Dr. Julie F. Moran.
===After Apple===
Tognazzini left Apple in 1992 for Sun Microsystems, where he worked for four years. In February 1996, he became the lead designer at . He has since also been a user interface consultant, speaker, and author. He is presently a principal at the .Bruce "Tog" Tognazzini, Principal, Nielsen Norman Group. Accessed 2020-06-27.
==References==
===Bibliography===
* The Apple Human Interface Guidelines (1987), ISBN: 0-201-17753-6. (uncredited)
* Tog on Interface (1992), ISBN: 0-201-60842-1.
* Tog on Software Design (1995), ISBN: 0-201-48917-1.
==See also==
*List of early Apple Computer employees
==External links==
*Ask TOG official site
* at Wikipedia
Category:Former Apple employees