The Design of Everyday Things – Don Norman | Practical Guide to Usability, UX Design & Human Psychology in Products ( paperback)
Have you ever wrestled with a door that pulls when it should push, or stared blankly at a tap you couldn't figure out? Don Norman's classic text gets to the heart of why that happens. Drawing on human psychology and the principles of usability, it offers a clear-eyed look at what separates well-considered products from frustrating ones. The writing is accessible and grounded, making it a genuinely useful read for designers and students, but also for anyone who has ever blamed themselves for not understanding something that was, in truth, simply badly made. Short, sharp observations sit alongside more detailed analysis, giving the book a rhythm that holds your attention. Norman's core argument, that good design should speak for itself without instructions or guesswork, sounds obvious once stated, yet the world around us suggests it's anything but. This is the kind of book that quietly rewires how you notice things.
- Author: Bookiva
- Publisher: Bookiva
- Genre: Design & Fashion
- ISBN: B0GX148W9F
- Pages: 368 pages