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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Products that are hard to use or understand come from bad design, not from foolish users.
Chapter 3: A well-designed product shows its users how to use it.
Chapter 4: Design processes must take human psychology into account.
Chapter 5: The key to fixing flawed design is to locate the problem’s exact fundamental root cause.
Chapter 6: Good design employs constraints to help users understand how a product works.
Chapter 7: Well-designed products communicate with users through clear feedback.
Chapter 8: Design must be truly human-centered to bring people and technology closer together.
Chapter 9: Successful products demand patience and collaboration between designers and marketers.
Description
This book explores the cognitive psychology of good design and what makes a product that responds to users’ needs. The author develops the common barriers to good design, how to reduce and fix errors, and how to bring users and technology closer together.
Who Should Listen
- Designers, product managers, distributors, creators and manufacturers
- Anyone who teaches design or other disciplines requiring creativity and inventiveness from their employees