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10 articles about using psychology in UX.
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10 articles about using psychology in UX.
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7 Principal Psychological Phenomena in UX Design.
Don’t be evil and abuse them to manipulate your end-users 😈
blog.prototypr.io/7-principal-ps… from @Prototypr
Don’t be evil and abuse them to manipulate your end-users 😈
blog.prototypr.io/7-principal-ps… from @Prototypr
How Netflix uses psychology to perfect their customer experience
uxmag.com/articles/how-n…
from @uxmag
uxmag.com/articles/how-n…
from @uxmag
Emotional design ✨
Emotional design is the concept of how to create designs that evoke emotions which result in positive user experiences.
interaction-design.org/literature/top…
from @interacting
Emotional design is the concept of how to create designs that evoke emotions which result in positive user experiences.
interaction-design.org/literature/top…
from @interacting
The Chameleon Effect: Designing products that users can relate to
madebymany.com/stories/the-ch…
from @madebymany
madebymany.com/stories/the-ch…
from @madebymany
Aesthetic usability effect.
You watch a user struggle through a suboptimal UI, encountering many errors and obstacles.
Then, when you ask the user to comment on her experience, all she can talk about is the site’s great color scheme...
nngroup.com/articles/aesth…
from @NNgroup
You watch a user struggle through a suboptimal UI, encountering many errors and obstacles.
Then, when you ask the user to comment on her experience, all she can talk about is the site’s great color scheme...
nngroup.com/articles/aesth…
from @NNgroup
Familiarity feels good
The mere-exposure effect says we like what we know: food, people, and UX.
uxdesign.cc/familiarity-fe…
from @uxdesigncc
The mere-exposure effect says we like what we know: food, people, and UX.
uxdesign.cc/familiarity-fe…
from @uxdesigncc
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