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🎛️ Choice Design

Explorations of how the architecture of options — their framing, presentation, and defaults — quietly shapes the decisions we believe we're making freely.
Discursive Design
by Bruce M. Tharp • 2019
What if your toaster had an opinion? A field guide to design that argues.
4.36
25
🧠 Design Theory🔮 Speculative Design🔬 Design Research🎓 Design Education⚖️ Design Ethics
Discursive Design Summary
Discursive Design 89%
What if your toaster had an opinion? A field guide to design that argues.
by Bruce M. Tharp 2019
4.36
25 ratings
🧠 Design Theory🔮 Speculative Design🔬 Design Research🎓 Design Education⚖️ Design Ethics
Designing for Behavior Change
by Stephen Wendel • 2013
Build products that change real-world behavior: a system grounded in how the mind actually decides.
4.09
414
🧠 Behavioral Design🏛️ Choice Architecture🔄 Lean Product Development🔍 User Research📈 Behavioral Economics
Designing for Behavior Change Summary
Designing for Behavior Change 89%
Build products that change real-world behavior: a system grounded in how the mind actually decides.
by Stephen Wendel 2013
4.09
414 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Design🏛️ Choice Architecture🔄 Lean Product Development🔍 User Research📈 Behavioral Economics
The Laws of Simplicity
by John Maeda • 2006
Simplicity is subtraction with meaning: ten design laws for making complex things feel effortless.
3.89
7k+
🧠 Design Philosophy💻 User Experience Design✨ Minimalist Design🧩 Complexity Management🗂️ Information Architecture
The Laws of Simplicity Summary
The Laws of Simplicity 88%
Simplicity is subtraction with meaning: ten design laws for making complex things feel effortless.
by John Maeda 2006
3.89
7k+ ratings
🧠 Design Philosophy💻 User Experience Design✨ Minimalist Design🧩 Complexity Management🗂️ Information Architecture
Design Systems
by Alla Kholmatova • 2017
Your pattern library is not a design system. Shared language and team practices close the gap.
4.13
608
🧱 Design Systems🖥️ Interface Design📐 Design Principles🤝 Design Collaboration🏷️ Brand Identity
Design Systems Summary
Design Systems 88%
Your pattern library is not a design system. Shared language and team practices close the gap.
by Alla Kholmatova 2017
4.13
608 ratings
🧱 Design Systems🖥️ Interface Design📐 Design Principles🤝 Design Collaboration🏷️ Brand Identity
Designing Games
by Tynan Sylvester • 2013
Build games as emotion machines: a systems guide to rules, choices, and difficulty.
4.47
517
🎮 Game Design🧠 Player Psychology🔄 Iterative Design🔗 Systems Thinking📖 Narrative Design
Designing Games Summary
Designing Games 88%
Build games as emotion machines: a systems guide to rules, choices, and difficulty.
by Tynan Sylvester 2013
4.47
517 ratings
🎮 Game Design🧠 Player Psychology🔄 Iterative Design🔗 Systems Thinking📖 Narrative Design
Well-Designed
by Jon Kolko • 2014
The best products win on emotion, not features. How to design with empathy instead of assumptions.
3.89
512
📐 Product Design🧩 User Experience📋 Product Management💡 Design Thinking🧠 Behavioral Design
Well-Designed Summary
Well-Designed 88%
The best products win on emotion, not features. How to design with empathy instead of assumptions.
by Jon Kolko 2014
3.89
512 ratings
📐 Product Design🧩 User Experience📋 Product Management💡 Design Thinking🧠 Behavioral Design
Design Systems Handbook
by DesignBetter.co • 2019
A shared visual language of components and tokens that makes design scale without the mess.
3.92
153
🧱 Design Systems🧩 Component Libraries🏛️ Design Governance📖 Design Documentation♿ Accessibility In Design
Design Systems Handbook Summary
Design Systems Handbook 88%
A shared visual language of components and tokens that makes design scale without the mess.
by DesignBetter.co 2019
3.92
153 ratings
🧱 Design Systems🧩 Component Libraries🏛️ Design Governance📖 Design Documentation♿ Accessibility In Design
Game Design Workshop
by Tracy Fullerton • 2008
The prototyping-first method that catches design disasters before you write a single line of code.
4.11
513
🎮 Game Design📐 Rapid Prototyping🔄 Iterative Design⚙️ Game Mechanics🌱 Emergent Gameplay
Game Design Workshop Summary
Game Design Workshop 88%
The prototyping-first method that catches design disasters before you write a single line of code.
by Tracy Fullerton 2008
4.11
513 ratings
🎮 Game Design📐 Rapid Prototyping🔄 Iterative Design⚙️ Game Mechanics🌱 Emergent Gameplay
The Elements of Choice
by Eric J. Johnson • 2021
Your choices feel free. But someone arranged the options, and that arrangement is doing the work.
3.91
523
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔬 Decision Science🪤 Cognitive Biases🛒 Consumer Psychology📊 Information Design
The Elements of Choice Summary
The Elements of Choice 88%
Your choices feel free. But someone arranged the options, and that arrangement is doing the work.
by Eric J. Johnson 2021
3.91
523 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Economics🔬 Decision Science🪤 Cognitive Biases🛒 Consumer Psychology📊 Information Design
This Is Service Design Thinking
by Marc Stickdorn • 2010
Services often fail because no one designed them. This book fixes that.
3.98
2k+
🎨 Service Design💡 Design Thinking🔍 User Research👥 Participatory Design🛠️ Prototyping
This Is Service Design Thinking Summary
This Is Service Design Thinking 88%
Services often fail because no one designed them. This book fixes that.
by Marc Stickdorn 2010
3.98
2k+ ratings
🎨 Service Design💡 Design Thinking🔍 User Research👥 Participatory Design🛠️ Prototyping
You're My Favorite Client
by Mike Monteiro • 2014
Stop saying 'make the logo bigger' and learn what to ask for instead.
4.26
446
🗂️ Design Management🤝 Working With Creatives💬 Design Feedback🧠 Design Rationale🔄 Design Process
You're My Favorite Client Summary
You're My Favorite Client 88%
Stop saying 'make the logo bigger' and learn what to ask for instead.
by Mike Monteiro 2014
4.26
446 ratings
🗂️ Design Management🤝 Working With Creatives💬 Design Feedback🧠 Design Rationale🔄 Design Process
A Game Design Vocabulary
by Anna Anthropy • 2013
The grammar of game design: how to script a back-and-forth that players lose themselves in.
3.94
134
📗 Game Design⚙️ Game Mechanics🧩 Game Systems🧠 Player Experience📖 Emergent Narrative
A Game Design Vocabulary Summary
A Game Design Vocabulary 88%
The grammar of game design: how to script a back-and-forth that players lose themselves in.
by Anna Anthropy 2013
3.94
134 ratings
📗 Game Design⚙️ Game Mechanics🧩 Game Systems🧠 Player Experience📖 Emergent Narrative
Atomic Design
by Brad Frost • 2016
Chemistry meets web design: a method for building reusable component systems from the ground up.
4.00
1k+
🎨 Interface Design🧩 Design Systems🧱 Modular Design📚 Pattern Libraries🏛️ Design Governance
Atomic Design Summary
Atomic Design 88%
Chemistry meets web design: a method for building reusable component systems from the ground up.
by Brad Frost 2016
4.00
1k+ ratings
🎨 Interface Design🧩 Design Systems🧱 Modular Design📚 Pattern Libraries🏛️ Design Governance
Design Thinking
by Nigel Cross • 2011
Design has its own logic: designers don't analyze what exists but propose what might be.
3.55
315
🧠 Design Cognition🔧 Design Methodology🖼️ Problem Framing💡 Creative Problem Solving🔄 Iterative Process
Design Thinking Summary
Design Thinking 88%
Design has its own logic: designers don't analyze what exists but propose what might be.
by Nigel Cross 2011
3.55
315 ratings
🧠 Design Cognition🔧 Design Methodology🖼️ Problem Framing💡 Creative Problem Solving🔄 Iterative Process
The Kobold Guide to Board Game Design
by Mike Selinker • 2011
Designing a board game is designing an emotion. The craft of mechanics, pacing, and playtesting.
4.06
645
🎲 Board Game Design⚙️ Game Mechanics🔬 Playtesting🧠 Player Psychology🛠️ Prototyping
The Kobold Guide to Board Game Design Summary
The Kobold Guide to Board Game Design 88%
Designing a board game is designing an emotion. The craft of mechanics, pacing, and playtesting.
by Mike Selinker 2011
4.06
645 ratings
🎲 Board Game Design⚙️ Game Mechanics🔬 Playtesting🧠 Player Psychology🛠️ Prototyping
Design Is Storytelling
by Ellen Lupton • 2017
Great design is storytelling: shaping choices, mapping emotions, and turning users into heroes.
3.96
2k+
🧠 Design Thinking📖 Narrative Design❤️ Emotional Design🧪 Behavioral Design🤝 Human-Centered Design
Design Is Storytelling Summary
Design Is Storytelling 88%
Great design is storytelling: shaping choices, mapping emotions, and turning users into heroes.
by Ellen Lupton 2017
3.96
2k+ ratings
🧠 Design Thinking📖 Narrative Design❤️ Emotional Design🧪 Behavioral Design🤝 Human-Centered Design
Emotional Design
by Donald A. Norman • 2003
Your brain processes beauty before conscious thought, and good looks make things easier to use.
3.95
6k+
🧠 Design Psychology🎨 Aesthetics And Usability🖱️ Interaction Design💡 Design Thinking🧩 Cognition And Affect
Emotional Design Summary
Emotional Design 88%
Your brain processes beauty before conscious thought, and good looks make things easier to use.
by Donald A. Norman 2003
3.95
6k+ ratings
🧠 Design Psychology🎨 Aesthetics And Usability🖱️ Interaction Design💡 Design Thinking🧩 Cognition And Affect
Design for the Real World
by Victor Papanek • 1972
Design fills the world with disposables. A manifesto for building what people actually need.
4.24
2k+
🏭 Industrial Design⚖️ Design Ethics🌱 Sustainable Design♻️ Planned Obsolescence🔧 Appropriate Technology
Design for the Real World Summary
Design for the Real World 88%
Design fills the world with disposables. A manifesto for building what people actually need.
by Victor Papanek 1972
4.24
2k+ ratings
🏭 Industrial Design⚖️ Design Ethics🌱 Sustainable Design♻️ Planned Obsolescence🔧 Appropriate Technology
The Design of Everyday Things
by Donald A. Norman • 1988
Why you can't figure out a simple door: the design classic that blames objects, not people.
4.15
48k+
🖥️ User Experience📐 Product Design🧠 Design Psychology🔧 Usability💡 Design Thinking
The Design of Everyday Things Summary
The Design of Everyday Things 88%
Why you can't figure out a simple door: the design classic that blames objects, not people.
by Donald A. Norman 1988
4.15
48k+ ratings
🖥️ User Experience📐 Product Design🧠 Design Psychology🔧 Usability💡 Design Thinking
Refactoring UI
by Adam Wathan • 2018
Why developers build ugly interfaces, and the constraint system that fixes them.
4.65
2k+
🎨 UI Design🧩 Design Systems📐 Visual Hierarchy🌈 Color Theory♿ Accessibility
Refactoring UI Summary
Refactoring UI 88%
Why developers build ugly interfaces, and the constraint system that fixes them.
by Adam Wathan 2018
4.65
2k+ ratings
🎨 UI Design🧩 Design Systems📐 Visual Hierarchy🌈 Color Theory♿ Accessibility
Speculative Everything
by Anthony Dunne • 2013
Most design fixes problems. This design invents fictional worlds to test-drive better ones.
4.12
999
🧐 Design Criticism🔮 Futures Thinking⚙️ Technology Studies💭 Social Imagination🌍 World Building
Speculative Everything Summary
Speculative Everything 88%
Most design fixes problems. This design invents fictional worlds to test-drive better ones.
by Anthony Dunne 2013
4.12
999 ratings
🧐 Design Criticism🔮 Futures Thinking⚙️ Technology Studies💭 Social Imagination🌍 World Building
Information Anxiety 2
by Richard Saul Wurman • 2000
The real crisis is too little meaning. A designer's rules for finding it.
3.98
176
🏗️ Information Architecture👁️ Visual Communication🌊 Information Overload❓ Curiosity-Driven Learning🎨 Life Design
Information Anxiety 2 Summary
Information Anxiety 2 88%
The real crisis is too little meaning. A designer's rules for finding it.
by Richard Saul Wurman 2000
3.98
176 ratings
🏗️ Information Architecture👁️ Visual Communication🌊 Information Overload❓ Curiosity-Driven Learning🎨 Life Design
Creative Selection
by Ken Kocienda • 2018
How Apple's engineers really worked: no sudden genius, just relentless demos and decisive taste.
4.05
5k+
🎨 Product Design🖥️ User Experience🔄 Iterative Prototyping✨ Intuitive Design👥 Small Team Dynamics
Creative Selection Summary
Creative Selection 88%
How Apple's engineers really worked: no sudden genius, just relentless demos and decisive taste.
by Ken Kocienda 2018
4.05
5k+ ratings
🎨 Product Design🖥️ User Experience🔄 Iterative Prototyping✨ Intuitive Design👥 Small Team Dynamics
The Substance of Style
by Virginia Postrel • 2003
The sensory qualities of things now rival price and performance as economic forces.
3.49
527
🏗️ Design Economy🛍️ Consumer Aesthetics⚙️ Form And Function🎭 Taste And Identity👁️ Sensory Design
The Substance of Style Summary
The Substance of Style 88%
The sensory qualities of things now rival price and performance as economic forces.
by Virginia Postrel 2003
3.49
527 ratings
🏗️ Design Economy🛍️ Consumer Aesthetics⚙️ Form And Function🎭 Taste And Identity👁️ Sensory Design
Hertzian Tales
by Anthony Dunne • 1999
Electronic objects are behavioral scripts and portals to a hidden electromagnetic world.
4.26
125
🔮 Critical Design📦 Poetics Of Objects👆 Aesthetics Of Use⚙️ Technological Determinism🔬 Science And Technology Studies
Hertzian Tales Summary
Hertzian Tales 88%
Electronic objects are behavioral scripts and portals to a hidden electromagnetic world.
by Anthony Dunne 1999
4.26
125 ratings
🔮 Critical Design📦 Poetics Of Objects👆 Aesthetics Of Use⚙️ Technological Determinism🔬 Science And Technology Studies
Mobile First
by Luke Wroblewski • 2011
Eighty percent less screen space forces decisions that make your product better on every device.
3.90
2k+
📱 Mobile Design🌐 Web Design🖌️ Ux Design📐 Responsive Design📝 Content-First Design
Mobile First Summary
Mobile First 88%
Eighty percent less screen space forces decisions that make your product better on every device.
by Luke Wroblewski 2011
3.90
2k+ ratings
📱 Mobile Design🌐 Web Design🖌️ Ux Design📐 Responsive Design📝 Content-First Design
How to use graphic design to sell things, explain things, make things look better, make people laugh, make people cry, and (every once in a while) change the world
by Michael Bierut • 2015
Great logos aren't born from blank slates but from ugly constraints and stubborn clients.
4.32
1k+
✏️ Graphic Design🏷️ Brand Identity🤝 Client Relationships🔄 Design Process⛓️ Creative Constraints
How to use graphic design to sell things, explain things, make things look better, make people laugh, make people cry, and (every once in a while) change the world Summary
How to use graphic design to sell things, explain things, make things look better, make people laugh, make people cry, and (every once in a while) change the world 88%
Great logos aren't born from blank slates but from ugly constraints and stubborn clients.
by Michael Bierut 2015
4.32
1k+ ratings
✏️ Graphic Design🏷️ Brand Identity🤝 Client Relationships🔄 Design Process⛓️ Creative Constraints
Product Design for the Web
by Randy J. Hunt • 2013
Why shipping early and designing the invisible parts matters more than getting the pixels right.
3.76
278
📱 Product Design✨ User Experience🔄 Iterative Design🧭 Usability🏗️ Lean Methodology
Product Design for the Web Summary
Product Design for the Web 88%
Why shipping early and designing the invisible parts matters more than getting the pixels right.
by Randy J. Hunt 2013
3.76
278 ratings
📱 Product Design✨ User Experience🔄 Iterative Design🧭 Usability🏗️ Lean Methodology
Gamification by Design
by Gabe Zichermann • 2011
Why most badges fail: the motivation design that turns app users into players.
3.65
490
🎮 Gamification⚙️ Game Mechanics🧠 Player Motivation🔬 Behavioral Design🌊 Flow Psychology
Gamification by Design Summary
Gamification by Design 88%
Why most badges fail: the motivation design that turns app users into players.
by Gabe Zichermann 2011
3.65
490 ratings
🎮 Gamification⚙️ Game Mechanics🧠 Player Motivation🔬 Behavioral Design🌊 Flow Psychology
The Art of Choosing
by Sheena Iyengar • 1989
Why more choices often lead to worse decisions, and how your culture secretly shapes what you pick.
3.83
7k+
🤯 Choice Overload🌍 Cross-Cultural Psychology💸 Behavioral Economics🧲 Priming🪞 Identity And Choice
The Art of Choosing Summary
The Art of Choosing 88%
Why more choices often lead to worse decisions, and how your culture secretly shapes what you pick.
by Sheena Iyengar 1989
3.83
7k+ ratings
🤯 Choice Overload🌍 Cross-Cultural Psychology💸 Behavioral Economics🧲 Priming🪞 Identity And Choice
Notes on the Synthesis of Form
by Christopher W. Alexander • 1964
Intuition fails modern design. The answer: map all failures, then solve one subsystem at a time.
4.06
758
🛠️ Design Methodology🏛️ Architectural Theory🔗 Systems Thinking🔬 Design Science🧩 Problem Decomposition
Notes on the Synthesis of Form Summary
Notes on the Synthesis of Form 88%
Intuition fails modern design. The answer: map all failures, then solve one subsystem at a time.
by Christopher W. Alexander 1964
4.06
758 ratings
🛠️ Design Methodology🏛️ Architectural Theory🔗 Systems Thinking🔬 Design Science🧩 Problem Decomposition
Making and Breaking the Grid
by Timothy Samara • 2003
Build grids like a modernist, break them like a punk. A workshop on the grid's double life.
3.88
4k+
🎨 Graphic Design📐 Grid Systems📄 Layout Design📜 Design History🧊 Modernist Design
Making and Breaking the Grid Summary
Making and Breaking the Grid 88%
Build grids like a modernist, break them like a punk. A workshop on the grid's double life.
by Timothy Samara 2003
3.88
4k+ ratings
🎨 Graphic Design📐 Grid Systems📄 Layout Design📜 Design History🧊 Modernist Design
How To Be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul
by Adrian Shaughnessy • 2005
Design's missing curriculum: land clients, frame your worth, and keep your ethics intact.
3.98
5k+
💼 Design Business🧑‍🎨 Creative Freelancing⚖️ Design Ethics👁️ Visual Literacy🖌️ Studio Practice
How To Be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul Summary
How To Be a Graphic Designer Without Losing Your Soul 88%
Design's missing curriculum: land clients, frame your worth, and keep your ethics intact.
by Adrian Shaughnessy 2005
3.98
5k+ ratings
💼 Design Business🧑‍🎨 Creative Freelancing⚖️ Design Ethics👁️ Visual Literacy🖌️ Studio Practice
Neuro Web Design
by Susan M. Weinschenk • 2008
The conscious mind is your site's last reader. Design for the ones that decide first.
3.85
989
🖥️ Web Design📱 User Experience📈 Behavioral Economics🧠 Behavioral Psychology🔍 Cognitive Biases
Neuro Web Design Summary
Neuro Web Design 88%
The conscious mind is your site's last reader. Design for the ones that decide first.
by Susan M. Weinschenk 2008
3.85
989 ratings
🖥️ Web Design📱 User Experience📈 Behavioral Economics🧠 Behavioral Psychology🔍 Cognitive Biases
Game Mechanics
by Ernest Adams • 2012
Visualize your game's economy, simulate rival strategies, and nail the balance before you ship.
4.12
185
🕹️ Game Systems Design📊 Internal Economies🏗️ Design Patterns🌊 Emergent Gameplay⚖️ Game Balance
Game Mechanics Summary
Game Mechanics 88%
Visualize your game's economy, simulate rival strategies, and nail the balance before you ship.
by Ernest Adams 2012
4.12
185 ratings
🕹️ Game Systems Design📊 Internal Economies🏗️ Design Patterns🌊 Emergent Gameplay⚖️ Game Balance
Small Things Considered
by Henry Petroski • 2003
Why nothing works perfectly: the constraints hiding inside every object you use.
3.40
334
📐 Everyday Design🔧 Engineering Philosophy⚖️ Design Constraints🏛️ Form And Function🔄 Iterative Improvement
Small Things Considered Summary
Small Things Considered 88%
Why nothing works perfectly: the constraints hiding inside every object you use.
by Henry Petroski 2003
3.40
334 ratings
📐 Everyday Design🔧 Engineering Philosophy⚖️ Design Constraints🏛️ Form And Function🔄 Iterative Improvement
The Smarter Screen
by Shlomo Benartzi • 2015
Screens nudge you in 50 milliseconds. The rules for making that moment work for you.
3.96
365
🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🏗️ Choice Architecture🖥️ Ux Psychology⏳ Attention Economics
The Smarter Screen Summary
The Smarter Screen 88%
Screens nudge you in 50 milliseconds. The rules for making that moment work for you.
by Shlomo Benartzi 2015
3.96
365 ratings
🧪 Behavioral Economics🧠 Cognitive Biases🏗️ Choice Architecture🖥️ Ux Psychology⏳ Attention Economics
Designing the User Experience of Game Development Tools
by David Lightbown • 2015
Game tools are an unmeasured productivity drain. A UX method for fixing what studios overlook.
4.13
16
🛠️ Game Development Tools🖼️ User Interface Design👥 User-Centered Design🔍 Usability Testing🧠 Cognitive Design
Designing the User Experience of Game Development Tools Summary
Designing the User Experience of Game Development Tools 88%
Game tools are an unmeasured productivity drain. A UX method for fixing what studios overlook.
by David Lightbown 2015
4.13
16 ratings
🛠️ Game Development Tools🖼️ User Interface Design👥 User-Centered Design🔍 Usability Testing🧠 Cognitive Design
A Theory Of Fun For Game Design
by Ralph Koster • 2004
Games tap into your brain's learning circuits. The rush of fun is the moment something clicks.
3.90
3k+
🎮 Game Design📚 Game Studies🧠 Learning Through Games⚙️ Game Mechanics🧩 Player Psychology
A Theory Of Fun For Game Design Summary
A Theory Of Fun For Game Design 88%
Games tap into your brain's learning circuits. The rush of fun is the moment something clicks.
by Ralph Koster 2004
3.90
3k+ ratings
🎮 Game Design📚 Game Studies🧠 Learning Through Games⚙️ Game Mechanics🧩 Player Psychology
CAD Monkeys, Dinosaur Babies, and T-Shaped People
by Warren Berger • 2009
How a single shift in problem solving, from solutions to questions, ignites innovation in any field.
4.06
469
💡 Design Thinking🏢 Business Innovation🧠 Creative Problem Solving🔄 Rapid Prototyping🔍 User Research
CAD Monkeys, Dinosaur Babies, and T-Shaped People Summary
CAD Monkeys, Dinosaur Babies, and T-Shaped People 88%
How a single shift in problem solving, from solutions to questions, ignites innovation in any field.
by Warren Berger 2009
4.06
469 ratings
💡 Design Thinking🏢 Business Innovation🧠 Creative Problem Solving🔄 Rapid Prototyping🔍 User Research
The Elements of User Experience
by Jesse James Garrett • 2002
User experience has five layers. Most teams start at the top and wonder why it cracks.
4.01
4k+
🎨 User Experience Design👤 User-Centered Design🔄 Design Process🗂️ Information Architecture🖱️ Interaction Design
The Elements of User Experience Summary
The Elements of User Experience 88%
User experience has five layers. Most teams start at the top and wonder why it cracks.
by Jesse James Garrett 2002
4.01
4k+ ratings
🎨 User Experience Design👤 User-Centered Design🔄 Design Process🗂️ Information Architecture🖱️ Interaction Design
A Project Guide to UX Design
by Russ Unger • 2009
The methods and documents that carry a UX project from first requirement to final design.
3.87
2k+
🖥️ User Experience Design🎯 User Centered Design🔍 User Research Methods🗺️ Information Architecture✏️ Design Prototyping
A Project Guide to UX Design Summary
A Project Guide to UX Design 88%
The methods and documents that carry a UX project from first requirement to final design.
by Russ Unger 2009
3.87
2k+ ratings
🖥️ User Experience Design🎯 User Centered Design🔍 User Research Methods🗺️ Information Architecture✏️ Design Prototyping
Graphic Design
by Ellen Lupton • 2008
Forget inspiration: how dots, grids, and iteration build the language of professional design.
3.95
2k+
📐 Design Fundamentals👁️ Visual Perception💡 Ideation Techniques🎨 Color Theory📏 Grid Systems
Graphic Design Summary
Graphic Design 88%
Forget inspiration: how dots, grids, and iteration build the language of professional design.
by Ellen Lupton 2008
3.95
2k+ ratings
📐 Design Fundamentals👁️ Visual Perception💡 Ideation Techniques🎨 Color Theory📏 Grid Systems
Start at the End
by Matt Wallaert • 2019
Most products try to motivate. The ones that stick remove what's in the way.
3.81
433
🧠 Behavioral Design🗺️ Product Strategy📊 Behavioral Economics✏️ Product Design⚖️ Ethical Design
Start at the End Summary
Start at the End 88%
Most products try to motivate. The ones that stick remove what's in the way.
by Matt Wallaert 2019
3.81
433 ratings
🧠 Behavioral Design🗺️ Product Strategy📊 Behavioral Economics✏️ Product Design⚖️ Ethical Design
Good Services
by Lou Downe • 2020
Your service assumes a normal user. That user doesn't exist. The design rules that work anyway.
4.29
891
🧩 Service Design🤲 Human-Centered Design♿ Inclusive Design💻 Digital Transformation🔍 User Research
Good Services Summary
Good Services 87%
Your service assumes a normal user. That user doesn't exist. The design rules that work anyway.
by Lou Downe 2020
4.29
891 ratings
🧩 Service Design🤲 Human-Centered Design♿ Inclusive Design💻 Digital Transformation🔍 User Research
Presentation Zen Design
by Garr Reynolds • 2009
Slides packed with text bore audiences. Better visuals, type, and space make them pay attention.
4.19
2k+
🖥️ Presentation Design🎬 Visual Storytelling📊 Data Visualization🔤 Typography✨ Simplicity In Design
Presentation Zen Design Summary
Presentation Zen Design 87%
Slides packed with text bore audiences. Better visuals, type, and space make them pay attention.
by Garr Reynolds 2009
4.19
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Presentation Design🎬 Visual Storytelling📊 Data Visualization🔤 Typography✨ Simplicity In Design
Articulating Design Decisions
by Tom Greever • 2015
Designing is easy. Explaining your choices to skeptical stakeholders is the real job.
4.14
2k+
🖥️ Ux Design🤝 Stakeholder Management💬 Persuasive Communication👂 Active Listening👤 User-Centered Design
Articulating Design Decisions Summary
Articulating Design Decisions 87%
Designing is easy. Explaining your choices to skeptical stakeholders is the real job.
by Tom Greever 2015
4.14
2k+ ratings
🖥️ Ux Design🤝 Stakeholder Management💬 Persuasive Communication👂 Active Listening👤 User-Centered Design
Don't Make Me Think, Revisited
by Steve Krug • 2000
People skim, not read: what that means for your buttons, menus, and paragraphs.
4.24
31k+
🖥️ User Experience Design🧪 Usability Testing🗂️ Information Architecture📱 Mobile-First Design◻️ Minimalist Design
Don't Make Me Think, Revisited Summary
Don't Make Me Think, Revisited 87%
People skim, not read: what that means for your buttons, menus, and paragraphs.
by Steve Krug 2000
4.24
31k+ ratings
🖥️ User Experience Design🧪 Usability Testing🗂️ Information Architecture📱 Mobile-First Design◻️ Minimalist Design
Design Thinking
by Thomas Lockwood • 2009
A guide to embedding design thinking that turns customer empathy into brand loyalty and profit.
3.85
451
🧠 Design Thinking🏷️ Brand Strategy🧑‍💻 Human-Centered Design🎯 Customer Experience🗺️ Service Design
Design Thinking Summary
Design Thinking 87%
A guide to embedding design thinking that turns customer empathy into brand loyalty and profit.
by Thomas Lockwood 2009
3.85
451 ratings
🧠 Design Thinking🏷️ Brand Strategy🧑‍💻 Human-Centered Design🎯 Customer Experience🗺️ Service Design
What Would Apple Do?
by Dirk Beckmann • 2013
The design and business rules Apple uses to dominate industries, and how to steal them.
3.21
43
📱 Product Design💻 Technology Business🧑‍💻 User-Centered Design🔗 Platform Ecosystems🏷️ Brand Building
What Would Apple Do? Summary
What Would Apple Do? 87%
The design and business rules Apple uses to dominate industries, and how to steal them.
by Dirk Beckmann 2013
3.21
43 ratings
📱 Product Design💻 Technology Business🧑‍💻 User-Centered Design🔗 Platform Ecosystems🏷️ Brand Building
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