Beautiful Things "Work" Better, Except Maybe When We're Talking About UX Deliverables

Seems to me there”s some sort of meta-critique that can be made (or perhaps has already been made) regarding what Norman observes about attractive things being functionally superior to ugly things, and the conflicting idea in some UX circles that … Continue reading →

13. January 2009 by dan
Categories: Book In Progress, Information Architecture Design, Steal From Here for NTISI, User Experience Design | Tags: affect, client approval, decisionmaking, deliverables, design, Design Intent, Don Norman, simplification | 3 comments