Book recommendation: web user interface design

What books about web user interface design can you recommend?

I know, the technology behind a web site does not really matter for the UI design. But as I'm using ASP.NET, ASP.NET AJAX and jquery, it would be a plus if the book contains examples using these technologies.

From stackoverflow

• I own copies of all of the following and have found them very helpful; have lent them out to others and gotten lots of positive feedback.

  Don't Make Me Think - Krug

  Defensive Design for the Web - 37signals

  The Design of Sites - Duyne, Landay, Hong

  Designing the Obvious - Hoekman

  The Elements of Graphic Design - White

  Grid Systems - Muller-Brockmann

  Designing Web Usability - Nielsen

  The Design of Everyday Things - Norman

  Lieven : +1 on Don't Make Me Think. It made me think about it.

• The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman

  Why Software Sucks, and what you can do about it by David Platt

• I agree with Rex. Don't Make Me Think by Steve Krug

• There's a new book to be released: Designing Web Interfaces. It looks pretty interesting based on few blog posts: 12 Standard Screen Patterns and 30 Essential Controls.

• I was given a copy of The Zen of CSS Design and so far it's been a good read.

• Gui Bloopers 2.0: Common User Interface Design Don'ts and Dos by Jeff Johnson is a good list to get you thinking.

  Not a book, but an interesting "UX Patterns" site: Quince

• I really liked Web Form Design by Luke Wroblewski.

• Check out my list of good recently published books related to Web development:

  http://www.riaguy.com/books/

• A pretty good book I would recommend: "Pro CSS and HTML Design Patterns" by Michael Bowers. It provide the basic blocks to build on with proven cross browser patterns.