Changing design to change behaviour: a🧵for no-coders
As part of #100DaysOfNoCode, I made a journal on @airtable.
What I thought was just a spreadsheet transformed into something more: a place to record all my learnings.
What I thought was just a spreadsheet transformed into something more: a place to record all my learnings.
But who wants to keep a journal on a spreadsheet?
Sure, it has all the necessary content, but:
👉 it's hard to look at
👉 it's overwhelming
👉 it's hard to read when there's too much text
Sure, it has all the necessary content, but:
👉 it's hard to look at
👉 it's overwhelming
👉 it's hard to read when there's too much text
This is where design comes in.
What if your journal entry became a form, super easy to fill out?
What if your journal entry became a form, super easy to fill out?
Just changing the way your spreadsheet data is presented can make you that much more motivated to take action.
Design has the power to change your behaviour.
Design has the power to change your behaviour.
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