Stephen P. Anderson is an internationally recognized speaker and consultant based in Dallas, Texas. He created the Mental Notes card deck, a tool that's widely used by product teams to apply psychology to interaction design. Prior to venturing out on his own, Stephen spent more than a decade building and leading teams of information architects, interaction designers, and UI developers. He's designed web applications for technology startups as well as corporate clients like Nokia, Frito-Lay, Sabre Travel Network, and Chesapeake Energy. Between public speaking and project work, Stephen offers workshops and training to help organizations manage creative teams, make use of visual thinking, and design better customer experiences.
5つ星のうち5.0Good book for Multimedia and Digital Technologies Students
2020年10月16日に英国でレビュー済み
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When I did my undergraduate degree there was a lot spoken about persuasive and seductive technology among the students. This book is a good introduction and goes well with earlier texts like the book on Persuasive Technology by BJ Fogg and perasusive website design by A Chak.
The little snippets of UX wisdom presented in this book inspired me immensely, I would even say some of the projects/designs would not get created without this book. Some of the things are the usual UX considerations, some are deceivingly simple or obvious things I didn't realize they should be taken into consideration.
This is by far a great book. It's an extremely great book that should be a must read for everyone working in IT, whether you're developer, designer, manager, CEO etc.
Accessibly written if sometimes gratingly American twee. Like that author backs up argument with research. References are not that formal though so hard to find. A good formatted bibliography would help. Taking away several ideas.
Since I've read this book, I couldn't help but recommend it to everyone I talk to. If you're thinking about building a product or rethinking the user experience of your existing product, you can't miss this book! It's very well written, and it's THE book to use as a reference. UX is not only about colors, placement, etc. It's a 360° concept that takes into account the human brain, psychology and this book explains it in a way that anyone can understand. You'll never see the world the same way again! Enjoy the read!