UID:
kobvindex_INT0001288
Format:
xii, 276 pages
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illustrations (chiefly colour)
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23.5 x 18 cm
ISBN:
9780134196039
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0134196031
Series Statement:
Voices that matter
Content:
"Susan Weinschenk's new book, 100 MORE Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People, is ideal for design and marketing students. It applies the latest research in psychology, neuroscience, brain research, and social psychology, to the design of technology products, including websites, apps, wearables, and artificial intelligence. Weinschenk combines real science and research citations with practical examples to make her 100 MORE Things engaging, persuasive, easy to read, accessible, and useful. This is not just another "design guidelines" book because it explains the WHY behind the guidelines, providing concrete examples and prescriptions that can be easily and instantly applied. Features • 100 more must-read insights into what motivates people's behavior and how designers can use that knowledge to improve their work. • Delves into the psychology and neuroscience research affecting new technologies including smart phones, wearables, and artificial intelligence, with practical advice on how to apply that knowledge to related design work • Builds on the material in the original 100 Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People • Content is chunked into 100 brief, discrete units that can be read in any order, making it accessible and easy-to-read in any format (print, web, mobile)."
Content:
"Thousands of designers, marketers, and product managers have come to rely on Susan Weinschenk's original 100 Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People as a "go-to book" for practical advice on how to use the latest findings in psychology and neuroscience to directly inform and improve their designs, brands, and products. Research hasn't stopped since the book was written, and new design challenges have emerged. Weinschenk's new book, 100 MORE Things Every Designer Needs To Know About People applies the latest research in psychology, neuroscience, brain research, and social psychology to the design of technology products, including websites, apps, wearables, and artificial intelligence."
Note:
The designer as behavioral scientist -- How people see -- How people think and remember -- How people decide -- How people read and interpret information -- How people are influenced by stories -- How people relate to other people and to technology -- How creativity influences design -- How people's bodies affect design -- How people shop and buy -- How generations, geography, and gender influence design -- How people interact with interfaces and devices -- References -- Index
Language:
English
Keywords:
Handbooks and manuals
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