THE DESIGN OF EVERYDAY THINGS
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Don Norman
The ultimate guide to human-centered design, The Design of Everyday Things, highlights how product design can often fail to meet users’ needs and principles of cognitive psychology. From ambiguous controls to lack of feedback, this book identifies common design flaws and offers simple rules for good, usable design. By making things visible, leveraging natural relationships between function and control, and using constraints intelligently, products can guide users effortlessly to the right actions at the right time. This powerful primer explains why some products satisfy customers while others frustrate them, providing insights for designing user-friendly products.
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Title: THE DESIGN OF EVERYDAY THINGS
Author: Don Norman
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 368
Weight: 372g
Published Year: 2013
Publisher: Basic Books
ISBN: 978-0465050659
Dimensions: 13.97 x 2.34 x 20.96 cm
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